the Sweet William seeds we sowed back in August of 2012 are in full flower, and giving me vase upon vase of flowers for the kitchen table (and lots of brownie points with Leanne)...
Sweet William is a Biennial- so you sow it this year for flowers next. I'll be doing likewise this August, sowing a few hundred plants for using out and about next year.
A lot of the plants I used as fillers between my floribunda roses in the front garden, they add to the perfume and help to fill the gaps between plants - a wonderful compliment plant to Roses. We also have them planted in pots in a courtyard in the North West Regional College.
Sweet William is a Biennial- so you sow it this year for flowers next. I'll be doing likewise this August, sowing a few hundred plants for using out and about next year.
A lot of the plants I used as fillers between my floribunda roses in the front garden, they add to the perfume and help to fill the gaps between plants - a wonderful compliment plant to Roses. We also have them planted in pots in a courtyard in the North West Regional College.
