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Sicyrinchium seedlings
By Homebird
3 May, 2011
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I am glad I took these seeds last year as the ones in the garden have suffered badly over winter.
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Oh what a good move...planting up the seeds...they are growing well too. So many gardens have casualties after the winter so happy for you that you can replenish your garden with these Sisyrinchium.
3 May, 2011
hope they all do well for you
3 May, 2011
Thanks Homebird
3 May, 2011
they look really good Homebird
3 May, 2011
fingers crossed Homebird.
4 May, 2011
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Its a shame that yours have taken a battering with the winter at least you have lots to fall back on, are these yellow or purple.
3 May, 2011