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Be aware that these plants can be highly toxic to animals and, in rare cases, to humans as well. The corn poppy (Papaver rhoeas ... well-draining soil that's humus-rich and shouldn't be planted too ...

It turns out, the science isn’t nearly so definitive—and much of it actually points in the opposite direction, suggesting ...

“We don’t need moisture meters or anything like that,” he explains. “We plant everything deep—for instance, the corn goes 18 inches deep, depending on where the seeds will find moisture.” His seeds ...

For one thing, he plows deep into the soil, easing the way for roots to grow ... In a monotone he recites 16 tips for high-yield corn. Among them: Don't be afraid to use lots of seed. Plant slowly.

Buying plants and seeds online is not only convenient but you’ll often find varieties that aren’t available at garden centres and you can shop from companies that specialise in a particular kind of ...

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In early spring, plant the seeds directly in your garden or in containers; cover lightly with soil. The seeds germinate best when soil temperatures linger between 68 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Once ...

They’re also available in many different sizes, ranging from dwarf 40cm to 1.5-2m giants. Shapes vary from balls and pompoms to simple daisy and anemone. You can grow dahlias from seed or tubers – ...