Anne’s Garden

God made rainy days so gardeners could get the housework done.

On My Back Porch (GTS)

I wanted to try my hand at growing a few plants from seed so a month or two ago I picked up this little baby:

Here’s what I have planted so far:

 

  • Manuka Tea Tree Leptospermum scoparium (sounds like a Harry Potter spell doesn’t it?) . The seed packet says that these seeds expired in 2002 (brought from New Zealand along with the ferns by my mother several years ago), but so far I have six seedlings.

 

  • Foxglove
  • Hollyhock
  • Lavender ‘Dwarf Munstead’
  • Buttercrunch lettuce
  • Tibetan Poppy ‘Blue Meconopis’

  • Bellis Perennis monstrosa

and the Hawaiian seeds mentioned in my last post:

  • Papaya
  • Guava
  • Kona Coffee

With luck, I’ll be able to share some pictures of all these plants in the coming months!

What’s blooming in your garden this week?

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4 Comments »

  ruth wrote @

What a great selection…I love blue meconopsis but not had much luck with them.

  Michelle wrote @

I, too, have looked at these recently. Please keep us posted as to how well this works for you! I’m also interested in growing from seeds. Happy Green Thumb Sunday!! :)

  skeet wrote @

Wow! You’re going to be over run with lovely plants soon. And Hawaiian plants, too, growing in the cold north. Hope they all do well for you!

  Mid-June « Anne’s Garden wrote @

[...] pics, but the tea-tree seedlings are finally starting to look like little trees, which is quite exciting considering the age of the [...]


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