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Chinese Forget-Me-Not (Cynoglossum zeylanicum Chill Out mix) 300 seeds (#1983)

Clusters of attractive, refined, dainty little flowers, loved by bees and butterflies. With a lo..

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Nasturtium (Tropaeolum Majus Prince Charming) 25 seeds (#1982)

Colourful flowers with a cheeky accent to each petal, are produced in abundance on compact plant..

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Plume Poppy (Macleaya Cordata) 30 seeds (#509)

Very rapid spreading, very tall perennial native to China and Japan.Plume-poppy is cultivated as..

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Californian Poppy (Eschscholzia Californica Ivory Castle) 300 seeds (#1981)

Easy to grow, enchanting creamy white flowers flourish over finely cut foliage. Lovely in annual..

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Virginia Stock (Malcolmia Maritima Spring Sparkle) 750 seeds (#1980)

Easy to grow with a delicate sweet scent.Delicate rose flowers mature to a lilac blue. Grow in b..

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Nasturtium (Tropaeolum Majus Golden Jewel) 30 seeds (#1979)

The vivid flowers stand out like golden beacons against the rich, green foliage of the compact, ..

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French Marigold (Tagetes Patula Chasca) 60 seeds (#1978)

Weather tolerant blooms with wonderful crested heads.Easy and quick to grow, these striking, com..

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Love-in-a-mist (Nigella Damascena Miss Jekyll) 700 seeds (#1977)

Easy to grow flowers followed by decorative seed podsA ruff of sky blue petals followed by infla..

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Seedling Care Tips: Caring For Seedlings After Germination

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It’s that time of year when self-starting gardeners have sown their seeds indoors and are contemplating the next steps. Those tiny little sprouts have shown up and need the best care before their planting out into the world. Care for seedlings once sprouted amounts to more than just giving them water. Healthy, robust plants produce faster with higher yields, which is a winning situation for the gardener. A few tips on how to take care of seedlings should help ensure you bumper crops your neighbors will envy.Things That Can Kill Your Seedlings Growing plants from seed is a rewarding endeavor that reaps big rewards. Caring for seedlings after germination isn’t hard but attention to such things...

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Seed starting is an exciting time for many gardeners. It seems almost magical to place a tiny seed into some soil and watch a small seedling emerge just a short time later, but sometimes things can go wrong. We watch with excitement as the seedlings grow taller, only to realize that they have grown too tall and are now a bit floppy. This is known as leggy seedlings. If you are wondering what causes leggy seedlings, and more importantly, how to prevent leggy seedlings, keep reading. What Causes Leggy Seedlings? At the most basic level, leggy seedlings are caused by a lack of light. It could be that the window you are growing your seedlings in does not provide enough light or it could be tha...

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PH TESTING STRIPS - BUY IT HERE Testing the pH of garden soil should be done every 2 or 3 years to maintain optimum soil conditions for growing vegetables and flowers. Even nutrient-rich soil can fail to produce vigorous growth if the pH level is too high or too low for the plant. pH is measured numerically from 0 to 14, with 0 to 6.9 being acidic and 7.1 to 14 being alkaline. A pH reading of 6.2 to 7.2 is desired for all-purpose gardening; however, some plants are very particular and require more a specific pH. Instructions - Select a soil sample from several areas of your garden. The pH can vary from one spot to another. Choosing several sites will give you a good average. Dig to a dep...