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oldherbaceous
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When I used to sell a lot of vegetables, I used to get get a lot of my seeds from, Moles seeds, as they sold in larger amounts…..and the seed germination rate was always very high and reliable!
Can’t believe we are starting to suffer with early drought conditions…..
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I know, OH. After endless rain, I now have established plants flagging, and seedlings drying out very quickly indeed!!! It's not helped by the fact, that my shady part of the garden is no longer so, having had to remove the hedge and trellis for the new neighbour (bully). I will be installing a new bit of trellis, but it will only be 1/2 or 1/3 height of the original. The ferns are drying out very quickly and I've taken out a 1 yr old astrantia which is struggling in the hot sun.
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