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Fumaria officinalis
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| Common fumitory | ||||||||||||
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| This delicate wildflower bears spikes of small, pink, tubular flowers above bright green divided foliage. Will happily self-seed. | ||||||||||||
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| Best sown direct March-April, gently raking into the soil. Choose a fertile site in full sun or part shade. Germination usually takes 20-30 days. If sown in pots or modules, do so extremely thinly as the roots of seedlings will resent disturbance, so transplanting is inadvisable. Barely cover the seeds with a little sifted compost or fine vermiculite. Do not provide heat, which could deter germination. Plant modules intact, thinning a little if necessary. |
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| Eranthis hyemalis | Pilosella Syn. Hieracium aurantiaca | Crassula ovata | Begonia sutherlandii | Oxalis corniculata |
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