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Must Have Bedding Plants

Bedding plants started as a way for our Victorian ancestors to show off the prestige of their gardens. Back when the country’s landscape could be …

July 8, 2021Suttons Seeds Blog 2 CommentsRead more
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April Gardening Advice from 1906

April gardening advice from the 1906 edition of the magazine “One & All” is shown below. You may not easily be able to lay your hands on …

April 12, 2016General, Suttons History Read more
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Flowers, Fruit and Vegetable Sowing, Harvesting/Flowering Chart Information

Whether you're sowing fruit and vegetables this year or planning for next, our user-friendly gardening charts provide a month by month view of sowing, …

October 21, 2014Featured, Flower Growing Guides, General Growing Guides, Vegetable Growing Guides 2 CommentsRead more
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Plants for Exposed Coastal Gardens

We’ve hand-picked some of our favorite plants for exposed coastal gardens. A-C Achillea Alyssum Alstroemeria Antirrhinum (Dwarf varieties) Arabis Armeria …

September 2, 2014General Growing Guides Read more
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What Type of Soil Do I Have?

Clay soils are also known as heavy soils. Clay has small particles, when it is wet the soil is very sticky and it will crack when dry. Clay soils hold a high …

August 17, 2014General Growing Guides 3 CommentsRead more
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Plants for Partial Shade

A-H Ageratum Aquilegia Begonia Campanula Canterbury Bell Cyclamen (hardy) Digitalis Doronicum Helenium Helleborus Hypericum calycinum I-N Impatiens Linum …

August 7, 2014General Growing Guides 1 CommentRead more
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Plants that Show Drought Resistance

We’ve hand-picked some of our favorite plants that show drought resistance. A-C Achillea Agastache Alstroemeria Alyssum saxatile Astrantia Aubrieta …

July 17, 2014General Growing Guides Read more
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Cut Flower Wall Chart and Growing Guide

Our cut flower wall chart & guide helps you plan perfect arrangements and also includes tips on how to pick your flowers and how to make them last

July 9, 2014Featured, Flower Growing Guides 7 CommentsRead more

Success With Your Seeds

We want you to have the best possible success with your seeds which is why they have to pass the most stringent tests in our laboratory and at our trial …

June 12, 2014Featured, General Growing Guides Read more
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