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Drying marigolds beasties) and disappear before they get the chance to grow to flowering size. These are best sown under cover in the early spring to plant out. Sunflowers, Rudbeckia, Gypsophila and others may prefer a spring sowing. If in doubt, look on the back of the seed packet for sowing times. They are hardier than the half hardy plants – sort of three quarters hardy. Half hardy annuals (HHA) Half hardies need heat for germination and must stay under cover until the frosts have passed. These are not generally sown in the autumn, but given some bottom heat and protection from frosts will reliably pop up in the early spring and be ready to plant out into the garden when conditions warm up – usually by mid May, but check the forecasts before you plant them out and be prepared for a hardening off period – gradually accustoming your babies to life in the big outdoors, which can involve traipsing in and out with them for a while. I often sow Cosmos, Antirrhinum (snapdragons) and Nicotiana (tobacco plants) directly into the soil in mid April and let them take their chances (there’s only so much traipsing in and out we can do). Do grow them though. These are really useful annuals for cutting, and will flower their socks off until the frosts. Annuals tend to prefer sunny, free draining positions and most are summer flowering – many are derived from meadow plants and tend to be tough and opportunistic – and a little wild. Left to their own devices they will selfseed around the place – sometimes this is fantastic – truly ‘plants for free’, but if they pop up in all the wrong areas, the novelty may well wear off. Judicious weeding, however, is easier and cheaper than buying trays of new plants. If you have been diligently dead-heading through the summer months, leave the last few flowers of the season to set seed and then either collect them when ripe and store them somewhere dry until you are ready to sow, or leave them to take their chances and do it themselves. I am completely obsessed by collecting seed and have oodles of little packets around the place. One thing I have learned over the years of discovering mystery envelopes – and sowing surprises, is that you must label them. A date is also useful, as stale seed is not as viable. Annuals are wonderfully cheerful plants that are useful for picking, and are also excellent fillers for new borders – and a cheap way of adding long-lasting colour to your garden. They will only live for one year, but their offspring could live on in your garden forever more. Let’s get sowing! 113 priceless-magazines.com
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