Way back in June the group advised me on what to do with the seeds that
had set and that advice must have been good as I now have two small
trays with about 10 mini plants in each.

How do I look after them over the next few months? They are currently
outside and subject to all the weather decides to throw at them - I
have a heated greenhouse, but don't have a cold frame.

So over to you guys again so that I still have my plants to ask more
questions about in 2007.

Cheers
Steve

Steve wrote...
Way back in June the group advised me on what to do with the seeds that
had set and that advice must have been good as I now have two small
trays with about 10 mini plants in each.

How do I look after them over the next few months? They are currently
outside and subject to all the weather decides to throw at them - I
have a heated greenhouse, but don't have a cold frame.

So over to you guys again so that I still have my plants to ask more
questions about in 2007.

They self seed around a friends garden and I've noticed some little ones
coming up in ours too so I would think they would be OK outside in a
sheltered spot.

--
Regards
Bob H
17mls W. of London.UK

Bob Hobden writes

Steve wrote...
Way back in June the group advised me on what to do with the seeds that
had set and that advice must have been good as I now have two small
trays with about 10 mini plants in each.

How do I look after them over the next few months? They are currently
outside and subject to all the weather decides to throw at them - I
have a heated greenhouse, but don't have a cold frame.

So over to you guys again so that I still have my plants to ask more
questions about in 2007.

They self seed around a friends garden and I've noticed some little ones
coming up in ours too so I would think they would be OK outside in a
sheltered spot.

I would keep them in a cool part of the greenhouse, but that's so I can
keep my eye on them and keep them free of slugs etc, not because of any
worries about the cold.
--
Kay

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Steve wrote...
Way back in June the group advised me on what to do with the seeds that
had set and that advice must have been good as I now have two small
trays with about 10 mini plants in each.

How do I look after them over the next few months? They are currently
outside and subject to all the weather decides to throw at them - I
have a heated greenhouse, but don't have a cold frame.

So over to you guys again so that I still have my plants to ask more
questions about in 2007.

They self seed around a friends garden and I've noticed some little ones
coming up in ours too so I would think they would be OK outside in a
sheltered spot.

Yes, I agree that they will be fine outside. It's best to leave them in
the trays and only split them up into separate pots when they're a
reasonable size and about to come into growth, i.e. midsummer. I would
tend to leave them until 2008!

Janet G

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Way back in June the group advised me on what to do with the seeds that
had set and that advice must have been good as I now have two small
trays with about 10 mini plants in each.

How do I look after them over the next few months? They are currently
outside and subject to all the weather decides to throw at them - I
have a heated greenhouse, but don't have a cold frame.

So over to you guys again so that I still have my plants to ask more
questions about in 2007.

Cheers
Steve

Tiny though they are, they could go out into the ground, biggest problem is
over wet rather than cold. so as long as you bear that in mind they will be
fine over winter outside not too shaded, they should remain in leaf now
until about May next year when they will retreat to their little corms.

--
Charlie, gardening in Cornwall.
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk
Holders of National Plant Collections of Clematis viticella (cvs) and
Lapageria rosea

Thanks for all the responces.
As the area I currently have the trays in is very shaded and sometimes
can become wet I will move them into an area of the greenhouse that is
fairly cool and relatively light.

Hopefully I'll be able to give you a positive update in another six
months!

Thanks
Steve

Steve wrote

Thanks for all the responces.
As the area I currently have the trays in is very shaded and sometimes
can become wet I will move them into an area of the greenhouse that is
fairly cool and relatively light.

Hopefully I'll be able to give you a positive update in another six
months!

In 6 months they won't have any leaves and will be dormant. :-)

--
Regards
Bob H
17mls W. of London.UK