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I have saved seeds and want flowers for next year. Usually I have
planted these into seed trays in the spring and then planted out.
Would I obtain any success if I planted direct into the soil now and
cover with a cloche?

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Judith in France wrote:
I have saved seeds and want flowers for next year. Usually I have
planted these into seed trays in the spring and then planted out.
Would I obtain any success if I planted direct into the soil now and
cover with a cloche?

Judith

Don't know!
However, I'd stick to tried and tested. With your winter weather, I'm not
sure a cloche would be enough protection.
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On Oct 15, 8:00*pm, "Pete C" wrote:
Judith in France wrote:
I have saved seeds and want flowers for next year. *Usually I have
planted these into seed trays in the spring and then planted out.
Would I obtain any success if I planted direct into the soil now and
cover with a cloche?


Judith


Don't know!
However, I'd stick to tried and tested. With your winter weather, I'm not
sure a cloche would be enough protection.
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Pete C
London UK


Thanks Pete, I'm going to try both methods. We have had 2 nights of
minus a few degrees, it was so sudden, next week promises to have
temps back up in the mid twenties!!!!

Judith
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Judith in France wrote:
I have saved seeds and want flowers for next year. Usually I have
planted these into seed trays in the spring and then planted out.
Would I obtain any success if I planted direct into the soil now and
cover with a cloche?

Judith


If you plant them in the soil now, you can be sure that the slugs will have
a number of dates in spring marked on their calendars...

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On Oct 16, 2:29*pm, "Jeff Layman" wrote:
Judith in France wrote:
I have saved seeds and want flowers for next year. *Usually I have
planted these into seed trays in the spring and then planted out.
Would I obtain any success if I planted direct into the soil now and
cover with a cloche?


Judith


If you plant them in the soil now, you can be sure that the slugs will have
a number of dates in spring marked on their calendars...

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Jeff


LOL. I could surround them with coffee grains, an inch high and an
inch deep, rather like a moat round an island:-)

Judith
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