I have researched the gardening club, Google and the garden
newsgroups but
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I get conflicting info. I have some 4 o'clock dwarf seeds. I know
they need
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to be soaked overnight. Unfortunately it has been raining here for 3
days
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and the ground is way to wet to plant the seeds. I would use top soil
but I
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have to transplant some bluebells because the 4 o'clocks are going
where
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the bluebells are. Are the seeds ruined. If not is it okay to leave
them in
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the water another day or so? Many of you are avid gardeners and I
thought I
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may get better answers. Thankyouverymuch.
Plant in pots. Then once the plants are well establihed transplant into your garden. I rarely sow seed directly into the ground. I like to use peat pots.
Plant in pots. Then once the plants are well establihed transplant into your garden. I rarely sow seed directly into the ground. I like to use peat pots.
When I've tried that, my plants get very leggy, then drop dead. 🙁
Carol -- Coming at you live, from beautiful Lake Woebegon
Plant in pots. Then once the plants are well establihed transplant into your garden. I rarely sow seed directly into the ground. I like to use peat pots.
When I've tried that, my plants get very leggy, then drop dead. 🙁
I guess you don't have green nipples.
I've got no nipples at all, remember?
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Leggy means not enough light... and probably needed jewdicious pinching.
I thought it was Italians who did the pinching.
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Sheldon (has a jolly green giant)
It's green? That's a little creepy.
Carol -- Coming at you live, from beautiful Lake Woebegon
