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Old 26-04-2005, 05:04 PM
Jennifer Sparkes
 
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IIRC some of us said we would report back on self sown
Cerinthe seedlings surviving the winter, well ours have
and are flowering atm. Hope I have not asked for a frost
tonight. (g)

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Old 26-04-2005, 06:19 PM
Bob Hobden
 
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"Jennifer Sparkes" wrote ...
IIRC some of us said we would report back on self sown
Cerinthe seedlings surviving the winter, well ours have
and are flowering atm. Hope I have not asked for a frost
tonight. (g)


Mine too, very large plant in the front garden, S. facing, obviously a
seedling from one Sacha gave me a couple of years ago which I planted out
there. Flowering well, it is half way between the bluey and the green leaved
forms, looks nice though.
There were some self-sown green ones in the back garden too (but originally
from some seed raised plants) but they have gone.

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Bob
In Runnymede, 17 miles West of London



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