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Climbing Aconitum
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LONGK
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How did this year treat all the seedlings folk were trying? (trying to think plants and gardening while hiding inside with the lounge in pieces!)
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I have no seedlings. I can't actually remember panting the 'Red Wine'. If I did, they didn't germinate.
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Mine croaked through neglect (lack of water believe it or not!) :oops:
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I take that back. It was obviously happy with what it had done in the potting medium and just given up for the year as when I cleared out the pot graveyard there are two plants that are close to a metre now! This is why the pot graveyard exists :lol:LONGK wrote:Mine croaked through neglect (lack of water believe it or not!) :oops:
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