Clare Foster
Expert Instructor
How to Grow Flowers from Seed
SOWING HALF-HARDY ANNUALS IN MID SPRING
Lesson 6 of 33
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08:09
Planting out cosmos into the border
10:21
Flowers in the border grown from seed
07:38
The cut flower patch in June
06:38
Tying in and picking sweet peas
08:32
Sowing biennials
08:14
Planting up a container with seedlings
13:02
The gravel garden: a different way to garden
05:00
Filling gaps in the dahlia border
06:55
Growing hollyhocks in the gravel
10:01
Filling pots with home-grown combinations
04:45
Using flowers grown from seed as companion plants
02:45
Poppy 'Amazing Grey'
15:20
Sourcing seeds: Chiltern Seeds
Sowing half-hardy annuals in mid spring
Half-hardy annuals are generally from warmer climates and are sown a bit later than hardy annuals and perennials. Clare shares popular examples, along with the process and the value of hard-hardy annuals in the garden.
