...and what are you growing them with? I have a glut of seedlings and have run out of obvious places to put them. Would be interested to know which of these you are growing and what with?
I was given a single small ammi majus seedling a couple f years ago and planted it in abed that gets full sun to midday (10am UK time) and then again from 6pm when we're approaching summer solstice time. That baby thrived and I now have 3 or 4 growing in that bed along with bergenia, hemerocallis, hellebore, sanguisorbia, rodgersia, a hydrangea paniculata, a clematis and a baby from my Kiftsgate rose from my last garden.
I don't have that salvia but I will have agastache - when I get around to sowing the seed.
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Thank you @Obelixx. It's useful to read what else is happy in that bed - that helps me work out where it might go. Random Q but do you stake your ammi?
I have several salvia blue viridis seedlings grown from seed ... usually pop them in gaps in the border... haven't decided this year, probably border as per, but maybe put some in pots...
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Wondering if I can learn from this @Nanny Beach or perhaps I should just keep them in pots...
I don't have that salvia but I will have agastache - when I get around to sowing the seed.
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
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"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
@JanieB that's a good idea actually. Perhaps I'll keep some growing in pots for now and decide later. Is their growing habit bushy or quite sparse?