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Who can resist the sight of mass displays of poppies, calendula, corn marigolds, phacelia, borage or nasturtiums in flower?
Not me!
Especially when I know that all I have to do is sprinkle seeds where I want them to bloom. Even though they self-seed readily, I get the best displays from direct seeding in mid-spring.
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