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  • "My fair lady" Wallflower and White forget me nots seeds

    Hi all

    I have (still in its sachet, I bought 2 packets by mistake!!) "My fair lady" wallflower[/COLOR] seeds and also some of my white forget me nots seeds that are as fresh as they come. I have sown all I need and they have popped up like mustard and cress! I have grown the white forget me not for years and have ruthlessly weeded (aren't I mean!) out all the rogue blue ones over the years and they do seem to come up pretty much true. You might get a couple of palest pink or blue in there which are actually rather nice.
    Actually I also have some Calendula "Kablouna Apricots & Oranges" seeds looking for a good home too. These are commercial seeds and I have more than I need.
    Thats my spring display sorted with the tulip flowers hovering over head!

    I am open to offers but particularly interesting in veggies and herbs.

  • #2
    i would love white forget me nots, but i have blue ones already, i'm guessing from your post, they will cross pollinate and return to blue?

    thanks

    Lynda xx

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    • #3
      Hi
      In reply to forget me not question. Yes, the blue ones do seem to dominate in the gene pool which is why I yank out any odd blue ones. It does not help me though that my neighbour grows an impressive sea of the blue ones which makes it more difficult for me!
      There are so many seeds though that this is easily overcome though. I have loads of forget me nots by spring and literally just take out any possible blue ones when in bud and put a spare white back in its place. They are very accomodating and easy plants in my experience.

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      • #4
        Hello I am VERY interested!! I am most interested in Calendula "Kablouna Apricots & Oranges" I love these flowers and i used to have many in tubs before they were stolen Would you do me a huge favour and send some without a swap?? I have some sweet pea seeds but i dont know if your interested? Write back please, Thanks xx

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        • #5
          Hi SeedFeed
          Would you be happy with 20 seeds? I am definitely interested in any sweet pea seeds. They are a favourite of mine, especially nice scented ones. What sweet peas do you have?
          Cheers
          Shushkin

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          • #6
            Yess i would be most happy I do have scented ones! PM me with your address and i will send them to you I will PM you with mine and see how we go Thank youu x

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            • #7
              ok, thanks, could i have some of the white forget me nots please if you have some left, i have a few nearly black sweet peas left if you want some

              many thanks

              Lynda

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              • #8
                Hi all
                I still have some seeds of this cheery, bee pleasing, yummy smelling, beautiful and tough as old boots wallflower, that is also easy peasy to sow and grow. Lovely range of colours. That's why I grow it each year and have 4 different perennial forms growing in the borders too.
                Well I am obviously sold on wallflowers!

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                • #9
                  Sushkin are those 'my fair lady' wall flowers perennial? I'm really interested in wallflowers as I need something thats tough and doesn't mind getting a bit neglected. I'll check my seed box but I'm sure I can offer you hollyhocks (icicle, peaches n dreams, apple blossom etc) or mirabilis or poppies. Apart from sweetpeas is there anything else you would like?
                  Last edited by Ethansmum; 03-07-2008, 04:49 PM.

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                  • #10
                    Hi Ethansmum
                    Well, officially they are really suppose to be borderline perennial. I do keep my favourite coloured ones in for about three years. They need well drained soil and a sunny aspect and then they will be happy and start to flower even earlier than the ones planted annually. Well, that's my experience anyway. Mine started flowering in the middle of march this year and only finished in early june!
                    If your still interested after my spiel then I would love to swap for some fab hollyhocks. The peachey ones sound lovely.
                    Cheers
                    Shushkin

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                    • #11
                      I have a perfect spot for those wallflowers!! I have a verge thats crying out for some colour I'll do a hollyhock seed count and pm you the details

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                      • #12
                        Parsley

                        :Hi there I have hamburgh parsley if you would like to swap

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                        • #13
                          Hi Penny

                          Sorry about being so slow on response. Hamburg parsley would be a much appreciated swap. What seeds were your particularly after?.
                          PM me your address and I will get them in the post ASAP.
                          I will PM you mine.
                          Cheers
                          Shushkin

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