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Cerinthe still flowering
By Dottydaisy2
- 5 Oct, 2009
- 9 likes
Hope this one goes through the winter......
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Snap these have just appeared lost most of them in last years winter, good luck with yours this winter..
7 Oct, 2009
I'm also in Hampshire and mine are just starting to look good - I love the colours on these - so vibrant!
8 Oct, 2009
Yes these plants are a favourite of ours have been growing them for many years now.
8 Oct, 2009
Update - 2 have survived the weather & still look good!! I wonder if it's down to the fact that we haven't bought seeds for about 8 years, so maybe the gene line has toughened up, as I seem to recall the first hard frost was the death of them!!
16 Feb, 2010
Meanie you could be right, I see you are from Oxfordshire, should be colder there than here, so, will keep fingers crossed.
16 Feb, 2010
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We love this plant, it's so understated.
Last year we had none, this year none, & then about six weeks ago they started popping up.
Out of a total of seven so far, we have six left, one having been pulled out by something.
It would be nice if a couple survived the winter.
6 Oct, 2009