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Meadow Cranesbill seedlings |
It's that time of the year when the greenhouse and coldframe are overflowing with seedlings waiting to be pricked out, among them Meadow Cranesbill (
Geranium pratense) and Devil's-bit Scabious (
Succisa pratensis) from seed harvested and sown at the end of last summer.
If I keep on top of the pricking out and potting on, there should be a large number of strong, well-established young plants to add to the meadows and hedgerow margins later this year. If I don't, there will be a mass of tiny, spindly, root-bound waifs and one very guilty Freerange Gardener. Place your bets, ladies and gentlemen...
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Devil's-bit scabious seedlings pricked out into modules |
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