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Thu, May 19, 11 at 9:53
| Help, I grew some Bells of Ireland from seed and dont know where to transplant them or their water requirements. I live in San Antonio. Anyone have success with this plant? Thanks |
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| I have no experience with these but reading about them on Dave's Garden (Garden Web rejected the link) I notice the people who have success are in cooler zones. If I had your seedlings I put them in morning sun only or dappled shade and keep them well watered. google: " bells of Ireland dave's " |
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- Posted by therustyone 9 TX (My Page) on Wed, May 25, 11 at 11:19
| I'm a good bit south of you, Our climate & soil is quite different than yours. But for what it's worth, I grew them once. I planted the seed right into the ground in Oct. (I honestly don't remember how/where I learned to plant them in the fall) They did really well. I dried & saved the 'bells', They lasted a very long time. But you have the little seedlings now. Hope they do well for you! Rusty |
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