Hardy Annual Seedling Update
Hi Lovelies,
Today I thought I would share some photos of the hardy annuals that are currently in the garden. Whenever I grow something new, one of the first things that I do when I see sprouts in my garden beds is “google” whether or not the plant that’s growing is in fact what I planted or if it’s a random lawn weed. I’d be lying if I said that I had a stellar record when it comes to pulling weeds, but I still like to know the difference! These seeds were all planted on September 20th. Feel free to comment below! Much love!
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10 Comments
derrickjknight
I daren’t weed in our garden. I might pull up something I shouldn’t
freshcutky
I’m the worst! I once unintentionally pulled up over half of the hollyhocks – whoops! LOL!
fairweatherpaddler
Love a mystery. I was sorting through pots and cleaning up in general at one stage. Found bulbs in one pot nearly overrun in the grass. Labelled mystery bulbs. We wait now to see what they are.
I’ve only got cornflowers sown so far. Kept meaning to sow sweetpeas. I reckon I still have time as it’s unseasonably mild here at the minute.
freshcutky
I love that you labelled it! I’m not even that organized! LOL!
fairweatherpaddler
Organised is too kind a word. 😀
annebrooke
Reblogged this on The Allotment Wife.
Laurie
Look up Bittercress on the one you don’t know, its a bad bad weed!
freshcutky
Hi Laurie! Ugh, bittercress. I never knew the name of it. I’ve never disliked something so much in my entire life! Last year, I actually found myself “deadheading” it to try to keep it from exploding seeds all over the place, lol. Have you found an organic way to get it out of your life forever? I tried a corn-based pre-emergent this year, but as you can see, that was a total failure.
Jane Stevens
So helpful. Was wondering what scabiosa colombaria was, I have it everywhere, and only one parent plant
freshcutky
I’m so glad it was helpful! Hope you’re having a great day! 🙂