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…Use labels to mark up your seedlings 8. Place the seedlings in a light, frost-free place to grow on. Once the seeds are pricked out, it’s a good idea to…

…due to the small size of the seeds best results are obtained by sowing indoors between February and April. Sow into trays of Gro-Sure Seed & Cutting Compost and keep…

…‘McKana Long Spurred Hybrids‘. When to Sow Seeds should be sown undercover between February and July. Where to Sow Aquilegia can handle full sun, but do not like heat with…

Busy Lizzies provide a mass of vibrant colour, with many varieties available such as ‘Campos Rose Splash’ When to Sow Sow Busy Lizzie seeds from February to April in Gro-Sure…

…For a beautiful colour mix try ‘Pacific Giants’. When to Sow Seeds should be sown undercover between February and July. How to Sow Sow into tray of Gro-Sure Seed &…

…Sow geranium seeds under cover January to March in Gro-Sure Seed & Cutting Compost. How to Sow Harden off throughout May and plant out once all risk of frost has…

…Sow Sow seeds undercover between February and July and in the autumn for annual varieties. How to Sow Sow into tray of Gro-Sure Seed & Cutting Compost and keep at…

…our African Marigold selection ‘Crackerjack, Kilimanjaro and Perfection Yellow.’ When to Sow Sow marigold seeds from February to March How to Sow Sow in Gro-Sure Seed & Cutting Compost. Harden…

…bird food also contains straight seeds and nuts as well as a unique supplement; Calvita. Calvita helps wild garden birds in several key areas. Here are some examples: To Supplement…

…or mowing will help keep nettles in check, although care should be taken to avoid spreading seeds.   6. Chickweed (Stellaria media) Chickweed is a low-growing annual weed with small,…

…of insects and small seeds. To find out more about your other garden wildlife, take a look at our interactive bird guide.   BTO Facts According to Garden BirdWatch data,…

…for adult birds and chicks. Peckish Daily Goodness Nuggets are a great choice. Especially because they’re packed with high energy suet, seeds and meal worms. Plus, it also contains the…

…and spiders especially. However, if you have peanuts, suet or sunflower seeds out in the garden, look out for them! Find out more below. Want to learn about a different…

…Females look slightly different. You can identify them by their pale pinkish/orange breast. They feed mainly on seeds, fruits and shoots, while parents will feed their young insects. Want to…

…orange legs. They’re also known for having quick, shuffling movements and flicking out their wings. They love seeds and insects, but are just as happy with kitchen scraps! To find…

…woods and live off insects and seeds. To find out more about other birds, look at our interactive bird guide.   BTO Facts According to Garden BirdWatch data, which has…

…and four broods. Want to keep these tuneful birds well-fed? Their diet consists of insects and small seeds. To find out more about your other garden wildlife, take a look…

…and female Goldfinches have one distinct difference. Males have larger, curved beaks, so can extract seeds from teasel, whereas females can’t. If you want to help them, they love sunflower…

…encourage their return to your garden is feeding them. A great choice is Gardman Fat Snax, packed with suet, cereal and seeds and great for smaller birds. To find out…

…has been developed to be used much earlier in the season. Most lawn seeds germinate when the soil temperature is 10°C degrees, but Gro-Sure Fast Start begins working at 7°C…