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Show plants under lights to grow on for the first show of 2010 Nursery Diary Now that we have moved into the winter season, our busy schedule of shows and events has finished for the year and we are settling into a calmer routine of potting and re-organising the nursery ready for next year. Therefore, the nursery diary will be changing its format until the spring. Updates will still be added regularly as we move through the winter, but the weekly reports will be put on hold until the beginning of the new show season. 06/01/10 The last 24 hours has seen continuous heavy snowfall, and once again staff have found it difficult to get to work. With more on the way we have been catching up on the office jobs in the warm!! 15/01/10 With yet more snowfall this week, once again some staff were unable to get to work. However, the bad weather does mean that time has been spent improving the website. All stock availability has been updated and we will be adding more varieties as they become available later in the year. Also, look out for more detailed plant descriptions, coming up in the next few weeks. With the snow at last beginning to thaw, we hope to be able to get back to working outdoors next week! 28/01/10 This week we have brought some of the display plants intended for the first show of the year into the propagation house. This environment is kept frost-free and the plants are being given extra light to encourage them into growth. They have just three weeks before they are off to the RHS Show at Westminster. Also, lots of updating is being done on the website. There are now much more detailed descriptions for most plants and the last few will be added in the next day or two. |
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Prairie Mallow is a clump-forming plant that produces tall spikes of hollyhock-like flowers for a long period during midsummer.
There are just 20 annual or short-lived perennial species in the wild, native to western USA, although there are many modern hybrids available.
They grow well in full sun and require fertile, free-draining soil that does not get waterlogged in winter.











