Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Growing => General Gardening => Topic started by: rowlandwells on February 27, 2020, 13:14
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I may be jumping in at the deep end asking about these couple of flowers well I took a fancy to having a go at growing these varieties after looking through the seed catalogue for I forget how many times but not having grew these varieties before I though I would ask if anyone could give me any info
so the first chaenorhinum a perennial takes around four months from sowing to flowering it has blue flowers with contrasting white eyes with a semi-cascading habit [looks good in the catalogue :D]
the second flower is a chrysanthemum parthenium santana this variety resembles a small Anemone-flowered 'pot mum' and can be grew all year round as i said it is part of the chrysanthemum family
i know i mite be clutching at straws on this one but if anyone could offer any growing info it would be very much appreciated RW
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The first one does look very pretty, I'm tempted to try some on my rockery ::)
the second flower is a chrysanthemum parthenium santana this variety resembles a small Anemone-flowered 'pot mum' and can be grew all year round as i said it is part of the chrysanthemum family
The second one is a double flowered Feverfew, so should be dead easy to grow. I have the white flowered one and it seeds itself around quite generously here :)
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your replies are noted many thanks Mum