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GROWING NOTES
GENERAL NOTES & Advice
These growing notes are provided for the plants we know will be in the Spring Sale. They are based on instructions on seed packets or catalogues plus some experience. Other plants may well be donated on the day and so not covered by these notes.
Please return Plastic Trays!
There is no need to return the flimsy plastic cells most of our plants are grown in but please return any plastic trays as these cost over a pound each. (They can be left at 30 Wilberforce Road).
Plant Size: the cold, grey weather we had in the spring was not good for growing plants - germination has been irregular for some and growth slow. The nice weather recently has brought them on well but some are still small. Most of our plants are grown from seed but some are purchased as small plug plants. Some of the purchased plants were late or damaged in post and replaced so some of these are on the small side. Plants and seeds have come from Suttons, Thompson & Morgan and Unwins.
The notes on plants below indicate those that are still very small. These should be kept in their plastic cells for a while in a sunny place and kept well watered before planting out ( a week or two should do it).
Pinching Out : if you remove the growing tip most plants are forced to produce branches. This makes for bushier plants with more flowers. The larger plants have been pinched out but the smaller ones will need this. This is important for sweetpeas, stocks, antirrhinums and pansies among others.
Deadheading: this is simply removing old flowers before they start forming seeds. The plant looks better and for many types of plant this will produce more flowers. Particularly important for sweetpeas, pansies, dahlias,
Sun/Part Shade: Some plants really want full sun 100% of the time to do well while many will accept part shade. Full sun is 6 hours or more per day while part shade is sun for 3 to 5 hours a day. Some plants prefer to be away from strong sun. Impatiens (busy lizzies) do well in sun or shade but need plenty of water in sun.
Soil and Drainage: few plants will grow in sodden, soggy soil. Well-drained soil is needed for most plants: they need water but it needs to drain away and not stand around the roots. Most gardens have reasonable drainage although clay can make for problems. You can improve drainage by digging in plenty of compost and/or sharp sand. The compost will retain moisture as well as allowing drainage. Avoid standing on the soil around the base of plants as this compresses it. Most of our plants will be happy in ordinary soil. A bit of manure or some sort of fertilizer may give better growth. Some plants are greedy and need fertilizing now and then (tomatoes, antirrhinums, gourds for instance). In some cases fertilizer gives you lots of leaves and few flowers (nasturtiums for instance bloom well in poor soil).
Annual/biennial/perennial: Seedsmen classify plants as tender,half-hardy or hardy annuals et cetera. Annuals grow, flower and die in a year, biennials grow in the first year and flower and die in the second while perennials go on for years. Tender or half-hardy plants will be killed by frosts or cold weather, hardy plants are not bothered. In London our winters are so mild that many really tender plants will often overwinter. The classification is more important if you are planting seeds. Hardy plant seeds can be sown in the ground but half-hardy ones need sowing indoors and planting out when weather warmer.
Many plants are called annuals but are really perennials (pansies, geraniums, antirrhinums for example). They are often leggy in subsequent years so are grown for a year and thrown out. It is possible to keep geraniums for years simply cut back in the autumn, put them in a sheltered spot and keep them pretty dry over winter.
Toxic Plants: some common plants are toxic (foxgloves, monkshood, lupins, nicotiana, morning glories, sweetpeas, laburnums for instance). The risk is small because one would have to eat a large amount and they tend to be bitter so it is very unlikely anyone would eat much. Often all parts of the plant are toxic and the seeds often more than the rest of the plant.
Growing in Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets, and Containers:
Containers and window boxes must have drain holes (and some dont have them in which case a drill usually works. If it is plastic a heated nail is effective to melt holes). Hanging baskets usually have drainage.
Baskets and window boxes are best with compost rather than soil (as soil is heavier). Commercial compost (peat-free is preferable) has a limited amount of fertilizer added. This runs out after 4 to 6 weeks. You should either add a slow release fertilizer to the compost or use a liquid feed at intervals after the first month.
Compost needs to be kept damp as it is hard to wet if it dries completely and water just runs off. If your compost dries out you need to water it slowly until it is properly moist. You can speed this with a drop or two of washing up liquid in your watering can but dont use too much and try not to get it on leaves.
Window boxes are heavy! It is a good idea to have a safety chain or wire if they are above places people pass! Once the plants get large and trailing they tend to pull the window box off the cill particularly when the compost is dry and light.
Watering is more critical in containers and window boxes. You can buy water-storing gels/crystals. The dry crystals are mixed with the compost. They absorb water and swell up providing a reservoir (remember that they increase in volume so do not overfill your container!). Even so daily watering is normal in hot weather.
Pests and Diseases: Most plants grow happily without being troubled. There are commercial insecticides and fungicides some of these claim to be natural or organic that are of use for serious infestations.
Greenfly/blackfly can be discouraged by spraying with very dilute washing up liquid in water.
Mildew may disfigure leaves with patches of grey or white powder. It tends to attack in hot weather when plants are dry. Good watering helps to prevent it. Foxgloves, mulleins, pansies, forget-me-nots, and begonias all tend to suffer from mildew. Mildew disfigures but rarely really damages the plant but commercial fungicides work.
Sweetpeas:
Our sweetpeas are a mixture of six varieties from Unwins. There are equal quantities of:
Bobbys Girl - salmon-pink with cream, large flowers, strong scent
Candy chocolate maroon with stripes and speckles
Dancing Queen white, large flowers, strong scent
Heathcliffe mid-blue, exceptionally fragrant
Lively Lassie lavender with large, frilly flowers and strong scent
Scarlett vibrant red, old-fashioned scent
Each variety has a different germination time. As seeds were mixed there are plants of different sizes and ages. Usually 2 or 3 per pot. Most of the seedlings have been pinched out already but the slower ones may need this. Pinch out the growing tip when there are 2 pairs of leaves.
Many of the sweetpeas are in grow tubes (others are in normal square pots). These have open bottoms. The compost is held in by roots so avoid shocks lest it fall out. The cardboard of the tubes grows mould: this is normal and harmless.
Plant the whole grow tube: DO NOT try to remove the plant from the tube. Simply plant the tube in the ground so that about an half inch of the tube is above ground level. The cardboard will disintegrate slowly.
Sweetpeas will thrive in most soils. It helps to dig down at least a shovel blade depth and break up the lumps.
Sweetpeas grow well in containers with some canes in a wigwam structure to climb up. The flowers need cutting every day if they set seed they will stop flowering. They need a lot of water, particularly if grown in containers.
Name & Variety
Type of PlantColour & Height (in cm)Growing ConditionsCommentsAgastache anisata, hardy perennial90cm, blue flowers, foliage aniseed scentedSun, sandy loam preferredSmall, unlikely to flower this year. Plants harmful if eatenAgeratum F1 Blue Mist, half hardy annual20-30cm, blueSun, well drained loamUsed for edging or containers, deadhead for more flowersAlstroemeria Planet mixed, hardy perennial, Peruvian LilyDwarf 20-30cm, mixed Sun, well-drained sandy soilSuffered in post, plants small and unlikely to flower this year. Not a true lily - they have thick, brittle fleshy rootsAlstroemeria Princess Leyla, hardy perennialDwarf, 20cm, a dark redAs aboveSmall plants so unlikely to flower this year. Good in containers. Avoid getting too wet in winterAnchusa Blue Angel, hardy annual23cm, ultramarine blueSun or part sun, well-drained soilSmall will be a bit slow to flowerAntirrhinum Kim , half-hardy annual (really a perennial)Dwarf, 20-25cm, mixedSun or part sun, well- drained sandy soilSmall - plug plants that spent too long in the post, deadhead Antirrhinum Tequila Sunrise, half-hardy annual (perennial)
45-60cm, mixed, bronze foliageAs aboveFrom seed, deadhead for more flowersAster, Dwarf Queen mixed, half-hardy annual25cm, mixedSun, well-drained loamSmall will be slow to flower Deadhead for more flowers. Aster, Fairy Mixed (alpine), hardy perennial30cm, mixedSun, suitable for rockeriesPlants very small, unlikely to bloom this yearBasil, sweet, tender annual30cmSun, good soil, keep moist, hates coldPlants small. When they get bigger pinch out growing tip to make them branch out. Pinch off flower buds to keep leaves comingBean, climbing, Goldfield,annualClimbing 200cm, Flat yellow pods, Sun, good soil, needs supportPick regularly when pods are youngBegonia semperflorens , Organdy Mix, (fibrous rooted begonia), half-hardy annual
25cm, bedding , pinks, reds, white, green or bronze leavesSun or part shade, sandy soilBorders or containersBegonia semperflorens, (fibrous rooted) Lotto Mix, half-hardy annual25-30cm, large flowers, pinks, reds & whiteSun or part shadeBorders or containersBegonia, tuberous, Espresso Sugardip, perennial30cm, pink, apricot or red with frosted edgesSun or part shadeTubers. Lift in autumn and let foliage wilt, pull off and store dry in a cool place. Plant in Feb or Mar. The concave face of the tuber should be upBidens, Golden Eye, half-hardy annual Trailer for baskets, containers, yellowSunPinch out growing tip to make them branchBrachyscome (Swan River Daisy),Fragrant Fancy, hardy annual
23cm, whites, mauves, bluesSun, well-drained soilGood in containers. Plants small and tray fell squashing plants! They are OK but will be slow to flowerBusy Lizzie (Impatiens), Accent, half-hardy annual20cm, reds, whites, purples,pinksFrom full sun to shade (lots of water in sun)Good for containers, excellent for shady placesBusy Lizzie (Impatiens), Stardust, half-hardy annualReds and pinks with white centres, 25cmFrom full sun to shadeGood for containers, excellent for shady placesCalendula Candyman Orange, hardy annual30cm, orangeSun, rich, sandy soilDeadhead for more blooms, flowers edible and can be used as food colouringCelosia, Fresh Look Red and Yellow, half-hardy annual30-35cm, red and yellow (separate plants)Sun, well-drained rich soilTiny plants, will be slow to flowerChervil, hardy annual herb45cmSun or part shade, well-drained soilKeep picking, will provide leaves over winter, small plants, do not allow it to flowerChrysanthemum Bright Eyes, hardy annual
70cm, yellow SunGood for cut flowers, deadhead to prolong flowers, can be overwintered in pots, plants a bit smallCineraria Silver Dust, half-hardy annual
20-25cm, finely cut, silver foliageSun , well-drained soilSmall plants, used for its foliage, may overwinter if not too wet or coldCornflower, Blue Diadem, hardy annual75cm (floppy), blueSun, light, well-drained soilCosmos Dwarf Ladybird Mixed, half-hardy annual25cm, scarlet, tangerine or yellow semi-double flowersSun, ordinary soilDeadhead to get more flowersDahlia Double Extreme Mixed, grow as half-hardy annual30cm, mixed, reds, yellows, pinks, orangesSun, moist well-drained soilDahlia tubers can be lifted and stored over winter but few bother Diascia Apricot Queen, grown as a half-hardy annual30cm, pale apricotSun, moisture and good drainageGood in containers, cut off finished flowering stalks, may overwinter, small Diascia Rose Queen, half-hardy annual30cm, rose pinkSun in ordinary well-drained soilGood in containers, cut off finished flowering stalks, may overwinter, smallDianthus, Tropic Butterfly, perennial30-35cm, mauve and blackSun, neutral soil, avoid wet soilsDeadhead, good drainage is essential if they are to survive winterDill, annual herbDwarf type, 20-30cmSunDo not allow to flower, small Echinacea Pink Parasol, hardy perennial90-120cm, purplish-pink with orange coneSun, ordinary soilSmall plants, unlikely to flower this yearEverlasting Sweetpea, mixed. PerennialClimber 300cm, pinks and mauves, white, carmineSun, well-drained fertile soilPlants vary in size (irregular germination), plants toxicFlax, Charmer Mix, hardy annual45cm, salmon, pink,whiteSun, well-drained soilSeed catalogue says plants toxicGanzania, Daybreak mixed, half-hardy annual25-30cm, golds, oranges,bronze, pink and roseSun, well-drained soilFlowers open in the sunGeranium Maverick Red, perennial grown as annual
35-40cm, redSun, neutral or alkaline, well-drained soilDeadhead for lots of flowers, often overwinter if not too wetGeranium Jackpot mixed, perennial grown as annual35-40 cm, reds, pinks, whitesAs aboveAs aboveGeranium (Trailing) , perennial grown as annual, Ivy LeafedTrailing, mauves, pinks, whitesSun, for baskets, window boxes or containers, neutral or alkaline soilSmall plants (one batch damaged in post and its late replacement), pinch out twice-once when 15cm high and again when branches have 3 pairs of leaves, often overwinter if not too wetGourd, Autumn Glory, half-hardy annualClimb or trail, ornamental fruits of varied shapes and coloursSun, but a sheltered position with deep, rich soil, helps to make a wigwam, support heavier fruits, give a good soaking once a weekNot an edible type, fruits can be dried, To get big fruits, pinch out small fruits allowing only 3 per plant. Easy to grow but snails and slugs like themGourd, Speckled swans, half-hardy annual
Climb (or trail), speckled green fruits with swan necksAs aboveAs aboveHollyhock, Marjorette Mixed, dwarf, half-hardy annual60-90cm, mixed yellows, pinks, reds, whiteSun, well-drained soilThis is a dwarf, annual hollyhock. It should bloom mid to late summerHollyhock, Chaters Double Mixed,
Hardy biennial180cm, mixed colours, reds,pinks, white, peachSun, good soilBiennial- will form a low plant this year and should send up flower stalks summer of 2009, smallLavender munstead, hardy perennial30-60cm bush, deep blue-purple flowersSun, good drainagePlants need to be cut back each year to encourage flowers and to stop them getting too scragglyLettuce, Cos, Marshall
A red leaf typeSun, water well in dry weatherWill form heads but can also be cropped as leaf: simply cut near ground and leave stump to make more leaves, small plantsLinaria ,Little Sweeties, hardy annual20cm, yellows, reds, purplesSun, normal soilThese are miniature snapdragons (also called toadflax), smallLisianthus Indulgence, half-hardy annual (Japanese Rose)70cm, white, purple and bicolourSun, good drainage, likes sandy soilGood for pots-best if pot is small relative to size of plant. Take care not to overwater. A good cut flowerLobelia, trailing, Sapphire, half-hardy annualTrailing, blue with white eyeSun or part shade, water well in sunExcellent for baskets or window boxes. Lobelia, trailing, Monsoon, hardy annualTrailing, dark blueSun or part shade, water well in sunExcellent for baskets or window boxes, may self-seedLobelia, trailing, Cascade Mix, half-hardy annualTrailing, whites, red-purples, bluesSun or part shade,water well in sunExcellent for baskets or sindow boxesLupin, Gallery Mix, hardy perennial50cm, mixed, oranges, yellows, reds, purples, bicoloursSun or part shadeGermination was slow and irregular, unlikely to bloom this year. All parts of the plant are toxic
Marigold, Red Brocade, half-hardy annual (French)20-30cm, mahogany red, small flowersSun, any well-drained soilDeadhead for more flowersMarigold, Mr. Majestic, half-hardy annual (French)30cm, yellowand red-bronze stripes, small flowersAs aboveAs aboveMarigold, Sunspot Mixed, half-hardy annual, (African) 30cm, oranges and yellows, large flowersAs aboveAs aboveMarigold, Zenith mixed, half-hardy annual, (Afro-French hybrid)30-35cm, yellows, oranges, reds, bicoloursAs aboveAs aboveMesembryanthemum, Sparkles mix, hardy annual10cm, bright pinks, reds, yellows,whitesSun, well-drained soilFlowers open in the sunMina lobata, half-hardy annual120-180cm, climber, flowers start red and fade to orage, yellow and then whiteSun in a sheltered spot, needs supportEasy to grow - unusualMirabilis jalapa, Red and Yellow Marbles, half-hardy annual50cm, flowers marbled in red and yellow. FragrantSun, rich, light, well drained soilFlowers open in the evening and morning, toxicMorning Glory Heavenly Blue (Ipomoea) half-hardy annual200-250cm climber, morning glory blue flowersSun in a warm sheltered site, needs supportFlowers last only the morning, deadhead (if possible!), flowers tend to be late summer. Some years they do well but other years just give a few flowers, toxicNasturtium, Campari n Soda, hardy annual30cm, red flowers with marbled foliageSun, ordinary soil (flowers best in poor soil)Edible leaves and flowers, deadhead to prolong floweringNasturtium, Ladybird, hardy annual20cm, dwarf, golden yellow with red spotsAs aboveAs aboveNicotiana Fragrant Cloud, half-hardy annual90cm, white, fragrant flowersSun, light, well-drained soilAll parts are toxicNicotiana Perfume mixed, half-hardy annual35-40cm, pinks, mauves, whites, fragrantAs aboveAll parts are toxicOsteospermum Giant Mixed, half-hardy annual (grown as)30cm, mixed pastel pinks, yellowsSun, well-drained soilStar of the Veldt or Cape DaisyOsteospermum Tetra Sunshine Giants, hardy annual (grown as)40cm, oragnes, yellows, whitesSun, well-drained soilSometimes overwintersPansy, Amber Kiss, grown as a half-hardy annual12-15cm, amber, sweetpea-like flowersPart shade or sun, normal soilPlants small so flowers will be late summer/autumn. Pinch off growing tip to make them branch. Cut back some they may well overwinter and provide late winter flowersPansy, Evening Glow,half-hardy annual20cm, mahogany red with dark blotchAs aboveAs aboveParsley, Envy, biennial grown as annual20-30cm, curled leavesSun or light shade, moist soilUse in first year as it seeds in second year.Penstemon Mystica, hardy perennial90cm, light purple flowers over a long periodNormal soil in sunSome pots have self-sown blue violets as well.Pepper (chilli) Jalapeno, grown as annual30-50cm, fruits orange to redSun, good soil (feed once a month)Peppers mildly hot to hot, can be used when greenPetunia, Trailing Mix, half-hardy annualTrailing, mixed colours-solid and blushSun, well-drained good soilFor baskets or containers, good as ground coverPetunia, Mirage, half-hardy annual 30cm, mixed reds, pinks, purplesSun, well-drained soilVery floriferousPetunia , Prism Sunshine, half-hardy annual25cm, pale yellowSun, well-drained soilAward winnerPetunia, Purple Wave, half-hardy annualTrailing, 90cm, purpleSun, well-drained soilFor baskets, containers or ground coverPhlox of Sheep (sorry), half-hardy annual,25-30cm, mixed colours, yellows, apricot, red, white, pastelsSun, rich well-drained soilPlants small so will bloom later in summer. Pinch out growing tip when 7 cmPhysalis alkekengi (Chinese Lanterns), hardy perennial60cm, flowers small, cream but seeds are shrouded in orange lanterns in autumnSun, ordinary, well-drained soilCan be dried (cut stems and hang upside down when lanterns start to colour)
Poppy, Picotee mixed, hardy annual23-30cm, semi-double, pastel shades with bicolours and picoteesSun, ordinary soilPlants small but should flower eventually, all parts toxic.Rocket, annualSalad leafSun, ordinary soilCut and come again, water well especially in hot weather to prevent bolting, small but quick growingRudbeckia Spotlight, half-hardy annual15-20cm, yellow with brownSun, ordinary soilNice in containers, deadhead, small plantsSalpiglossis Royale Mixed, half-hardy annual35-60cm, mixed colours, bright yellows, mauves, redsSun, ordinary soilDeadhead to prolong floweringSalvia splendens Lighthouse, half-hardy annual60cm, redSun, well-drained soilSmall plants, pinch out growing tip when they are 5cm highSanvitallia procumbens Orange Sprite, 10cm, trailing, orange, semi-double flowers with dark centresSun or part shadeCreeping Zinnia good for baskets and containersStocks, tall Clove scented, half-hardy annual35-60cm, mixed whites, creams, pinks, redsSun or part shadeMost should give double flowersStrawflower (Helichrysum), Bright Bikini, half-hardy annual38cm, 8 different colours (yellows, pinks, reds)Sun, well-drained soilFlowers dry wellSweet William, Summer Sundae, Hardy biennial45-60cm, mixed shades of pink, purple red and whiteSun, rich, well drained soilPlants small: may not flower until next summerThyme, common, perennial25cm, culinary herb, small pink flowersSun, well-drained soilWhen established chop back in late summer to encourage new growthTomato, Super MarmandeExcellent flavour, sometimes misshapen fruitsSun, rich soil and lots of water, tomato food helpsNeeds support, pinch out some of the side shoots. In late summer remove all growing tips to encourage fruit ripeningTomato Tumbling Tom RedFor hanging baskets or containers,-trailing habit, small to medium fruitsSun, rich soil, lots of water and regular feedingPlants are 4 weeks old so should have fruit in 14 to 16 weeks, no need to pinch outViola Angel Sweetpea, perennial grown as annual15cm, orange with purple backs. Lower petal curlsSun or part shade, normal soilPinch out growing tip when plants a bit larger, flowers edibleViola, Pumpkin Pie, perennial grown as an annual15cm,orange, black, orange with stripesSun or part shade, normal soilPlants small, pinch out growing tips when about 5cm, flowers edible
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