By Slimdil
Northumberland,
United Kingdom 
I took a cutting from a Leycesteria Formosa which has rooted successfully. As the parent shrub has been in my garden for a few years I am assuming it is hardy. At the moment it is sitting in a pot in my greenhouse. When should I plant it out? Or should I leave it to over-winter in the greenhouse? Thanks.
20 Oct, 2010
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Treeman when do you collect the seeds to plant and what sort of compost do you use to plant the seeds in please?
23 Oct, 2010
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I think keep it in the greenhouse unless you have a sheltered spot for it. Beware as Leycesteria can grow into a lovely big shrub which seeds freely into gravel areas! No need for cuttings in the future...just pot up the baby plants annually.
20 Oct, 2010