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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following
http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote:
Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. Looks like nice healthy Fat hen to me (Weed) |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote:
Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. One thought. What sort of soil/compost did you sow the seeds in? I remember a neighbour who was a very experienced gardener sowing a tray of seed in garden soil, then pricking out a very nice tray of willow-herb from it. |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote:
Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. I'll come back for a 3rd time. I seem to remember that Iberis seed is flat whilst Fat hen seed has a rough round seed. |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2013 10:43:36 +0100, David Hill
wrote: On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote: Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. One thought. What sort of soil/compost did you sow the seeds in? I remember a neighbour who was a very experienced gardener sowing a tray of seed in garden soil, then pricking out a very nice tray of willow-herb from it. Does look like the fat hen described. I used mole hill soil from the lawns. The moles were very generous for a month or so with good soil, but then just when i became reliant the little critters stopped! |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2013 10:45:53 +0100, David Hill
wrote: On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote: Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. I'll come back for a 3rd time. I seem to remember that Iberis seed is flat whilst Fat hen seed has a rough round seed. They were flat light brownish seeds |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2013 10:46:52 +0100, Roger wrote:
On Sat, 10 Aug 2013 10:43:36 +0100, David Hill wrote: On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote: Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. One thought. What sort of soil/compost did you sow the seeds in? I remember a neighbour who was a very experienced gardener sowing a tray of seed in garden soil, then pricking out a very nice tray of willow-herb from it. Does look like the fat hen described. I used mole hill soil from the lawns. The moles were very generous for a month or so with good soil, but then just when i became reliant the little critters stopped! On further reflection and examination of the bricks it looks like maybe 3 or 4 (out of 100) of the seeds have actually taken because the leaves look these at the bottom http://www.flowers.goodpages.co.uk/i...nial-candytuft but they have only grown 2 or 3cm since mid June! Which then means the only other common denominator for the fat hen is the mole hill soil. I don't get it...unless cutting the grass regular just means I stop any potential fat hen on the lawn. But then sometimes I do let little sections grow wild and no sign of anything but grasses and usual weeds. I guess maybe I should have potted the seeds first rather than sowing them straight outside. |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
On 10/08/2013 10:50, Roger wrote:
On Sat, 10 Aug 2013 10:45:53 +0100, David Hill wrote: On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote: Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. I'll come back for a 3rd time. I seem to remember that Iberis seed is flat whilst Fat hen seed has a rough round seed. They were flat light brownish seeds Then the fat hen must have been in the soil |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
"David Hill" wrote in message ... On 10/08/2013 10:11, Roger wrote: Good morning everyone. I purchased what were supposedly the following http://tinyurl.com/ke7j8gk Iberis sempervirens - Snowflake - 100 Seeds - Perennial Candytuft from Ebay. Not many of the seeds took, but they did with a passion. These are only supposed to grow about 6inches or so. But the plants I have are flying high at up to 18inches and they ere only planted as seeds in June! Sorry the pics are quite poor but its very windy out there. One of my neighbours thinks they are weeds...lol Could I please ask some of you to take a look and see what you think? http://s1156.photobucket.com/user/ab...ibrary/flowers Many thanks in anticipation. Looks like nice healthy Fat hen to me (Weed) Me too! Tina |
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Done on Ebay again...please help identify plant.
"David Hill" wrote in message ... They were flat light brownish seeds Then the fat hen must have been in the soil Apology to Ebay due - lol Pete |
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