Sarah Raven
Acclaimed gardener and flower grower
Cut and Come Again Masterclass
PLANTING OUT HARDY ANNUALS
Lesson 5 of 47
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13:51
Working with colour - Sarah’s four palettes
15:30
Working with colour - Creating flower combinations
09:27
Designing your cut flower bed: Choosing the right soil and aspect for your patch
20:22
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season one
10:35
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season two
04:24
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season three
05:37
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season four
01:56
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season five
12:18
Creating a sowing calendar
12:36
The cutting patch in June
07:48
A guide to picking your flowers
07:16
Supporting growth with chestnut gates
19:53
Picking, deadheading and tying in sweet peas
04:36
The importance of pinching out
06:20
Why mulch?
04:47
How to make your patch successional
06:17
Picking and arranging with Ammi majus
16:30
An arrangement with sweet peas, cerinthe, Salvia Viridis 'Blue Monday'
12:12
The cutting patch in July
Planting out hardy annuals
By mid-April, it should be the right temperature to plant out your hardy annuals. Here’s Sarah’s guide to getting them in the ground.
