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RE: welsh poppy

> > Re:welsh poppy
> >
> >
> > Hi Marilyn
> > Thanks. What I need to know is can he accept visa etc. Otherwise
> will have to get to a bank for a dollar draft. Any idea ?
> > This is my third lot of seed, no sign of germination. Beginning to
> wonder if there isn't a welsh poppy germination inhibitor in my soil !
> > Mark
> >
> >
> > : >need germination info on:
> > : >scabiosa minoana
> 
> Species => Scabiosa
> 
>                     Type: Hardy Annual    Sow : Late Winter/Early
> Spring
>                     Germination Days: 10-15
>                     Germination Temp: 70-75
>                     Light/Dark:
>                     Media: Well drained
>                     Sow Depth : 1/16"
> 
> > : >hamemelis virginica
> 
> http://telework.ucdavis.edu/root/list0/l0000063.htm    MAYBE
> 
> > : >hamemelis japonica
> 
> http://telework.ucdavis.edu/root/list0/l0000061.htm
> 
> > : >helianthuis laetiflorus
> 
> http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/tm.htmlSpecies => Helianthus
> 
>                     Type: Hardy Annual    Sow : Late Winter/Early
> Spring
>                     Germination Days: 10-14
>                     Germination Temp: 70-85
>                     Light/Dark:
>                     Media: Peaty
>                     Sow Depth : 1/4"
>                     Comments: Can be sown in situ.
> 
>                     Situ - These seeds can be sown outdoors. Moist
> soil worked down to a fine tilth is essential.
>                     For hardy annuals and perennials sowing can be
> carried out from late winter onwards as soon
>                     as the ground is workable and has warmed up and
> half hardy annuals after all danger of frost is
>                     passed.
> 
> > : >juniperus horizontalis
> 
> http://telework.ucdavis.edu/root/list0/l0000075.htm
> 
> > : >mecanopsis cambria,
> > : >mecanopsis x sheldonii
> > : >
> > : >Mark Speakman
> > : >Annaghdown, Ireland
> > : >
> >
> 
>   Mark,   The welsh poppy does germinate quite easily, but it
> sometimes its considered a pest.  I have the yellow and orange in my
> yard, and the orange has take over
> one area.
> 
> For your other meconopsis, check the search engine on the mallorn.  I
> might of posted a germination query to this mailing list but if not, I
> posted it to the perennial
> mailing list.
> Search engine
> http://www.mallorn.com/lists/search.cgi     use the word meconopsis
> and look for my name and the perennial mailing list. There are 19
> different hits on this subject.
> 
> 
> Check this link for possible seed sources in your neighborhood.   I
> would go to Pete Cox's nursery in Scotland.  I think he is in
> Scotland. His address is not listed.
> http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/nur.html
> 
Duncan
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