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     • Whereas most annuals are sown from January through to April, biennials are sown in early summer, planted into nursery rows by late summer before been placed into their flowering positions in autumn.The first you should sow are sweet Williams followed by foxgloves, verbascum, wallflowers and pansies last of all (with the range of other biennials somewhere in-between).
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   When should I sow annuals & biennials?

   • With most annuals and biennials, you can collect the seeds at the end of their flowering season and sow the annuals the following spring and the biennials in early summer. This will give you lots of new plants for free. See our guide to sowing annuals in spring. All the information you'll need to grow & care for annuals & biennials in your garden.

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   What happens if you sow a biennial plant?

   • From a summer sowing, biennials will produce a basal rosette of leaves, with the plant flowering, setting seed and dying in the following year. The principles of sowing are exactly the same as for annual seed, but the after-care and timing is different.

   Sowing biennials: how and when to sow and which to grow

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   When should you plant a biennial plant?

   • Biennials are hardy usually sown in summer – and planted out into their flowering positions in autumn. If you don’t have the time or space to sow seeds, all of these can also be bought as young plants, usually in spring.

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   What is the difference between a annual and a biennial plant?

   • Annuals grow, flower, set seed and die, all in the space of one year, while biennials grow in their first year and flower and set seed in their second year. There are lots of different types, including climbers, tall growing plants and others that are creeping or dwarf.

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   How many biennials do you grow a year?

   • Each year I grow a range of more than 20 biennials, their contribution to the spring and early summer garden is considerable, and I would not want to garden without them. By far the best way to grow them is from seed.

   Sowing biennials: how and when to sow and which to grow

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   Can you grow a biennial plant from seed?

   • Biennials are easy to grow from seed too, but take a little longer to flower, usually in their second year from sowing. They’re often sown indoors, but hardy types can be sown outdoors too. As these plants are so cheap and short-lived, you can grow lots of different types or change what you grow every year.

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3. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › typesHow to grow annuals & biennials / RHS - RHS Gardening

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   Annuals are fast-growing plants that flower, produce seeds and then die, all in just one year. They can be hardy (able to withstand winter outside), semi-hardy or tender (killed by frost). Most can be grown easily and cheaply from seed, or bought as young plug plants.

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     Sown in autumn, the resulting plants will survive the winter...

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     With most annuals and biennials, you can collect the seeds...

4. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › typesHardy annuals: sowing in autumn / RHS - RHS Gardening

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   Sown in autumn, the resulting plants will survive the winter to bring summer colour to borders and containers. Many will also attract pollinators to your garden. Growing hardy annual flowers from seed is quick, easy and fun, either indoors or outside.

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   With most annuals and biennials, you can collect the seeds at the end of their flowering season and sow the annuals the following spring and the biennials in early summer. This will give you lots of new plants for free. See our guide to sowing annuals in spring.

7. www.gardensillustrated.com › plants › biennialsSowing biennials: how and when to sow and which to grow

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   Whereas most annuals are sown from January through to April, biennials are sown in early summer, planted into nursery rows by late summer before been placed into their flowering positions in autumn.The first you should sow are sweet Williams followed by foxgloves, verbascum, wallflowers and pansies last of all (with the range of other biennials ...

8. www.sarahraven.com › articles › sowing-biennials-forSowing Biennials For Next Year | Gardening Advice - Sarah Raven

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   • Making Home-Grown Decorations
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   Now, in July, pick the whole lot, cutting the plants to the ground to bring inside. I hang them upside down in an airy room to dry and then, near Christmas, take them down to make decorations. Each medallion seed pod is sprayed silver and then threaded on to lengths of crimson or purple ribbon. These can be strung across the room like paper chains ...

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   So that's at least three uses for honesty -and all for the cost of a packet of seed. And, as honesty is biennial, now is sowing time. I've just sown one packet of the purple (quite a few of these have already self-seeded) and two packets of white. I've scattered the seeds (well spaced) into a vast seed tray filled with compost. You don't need seed ...

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   Wallflowers (erysimum) germinate more quickly than honesty. They can also be sown inside, but are fine sown direct into a seed bed in the garden if you have room. I always sow the single-colour, highly scented varieties, Erysimum cheiri 'Blood Red', Erysimum 'Fire King' and Erysimum 'Vulcan'. There is a lovely Giant Series, which will grow happily ...

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9. www.gardenersworld.com › plants › 10-beautiful10 beautiful biennials to grow - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   May 25, 2022 · Check out some of the best biennials to sow and grow, below. In general, biennials are sown in late spring or early summer, so they have a generous amount of time to bulk up before flowering the following year.

10. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to › grow-plantsHow to Sow Hardy Annuals | BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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    In this video No Fuss Guide, David Hurrion shows you how to sow a variety of hardy annuals including cornflowers and calendulas in a bare patch of ground. The result is a patchwork of colourful flowers that will bloom for months.