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17-10-2003, 12:03 AM
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To plant or not to plant
I have some young perennial plants (primula vialii, candelabra hybrids,
campanula, coreopsis) that were started from seed in the spring still in 24 cell inserts (a baby came along mid-way through planting). Do you think I should plant them out now or keep them in the inserts til next spring, or pot them up and keep them in the polytunnel til next spring? - or indeed, any other combination :-) TIA --Alison |
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