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Complete Beginner - Planting Busy Lizzies

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Lovestosing · 17/08/2012 10:04

Firstly I would like to apologise for my complete ignorance as I have never done any gardening before and I am completely clueless! Anyway our back garden is north facing and I would like to plant some flowers in the beds to brighten them up. I have heard some varieties of Busy Lizzie do well in the shade and I like the idea of using different colours of it rather than planting different flowers (I'm lazy!). Could someone please advise me on the easiest way to plant them, and when? I know Busy Lizzie is an annual would it be too hard for me to look after them?

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iseenodust · 17/08/2012 17:53

Bust Lizzies take no care at all apart from water if it hasn't rained for a few days. I would suggest you are quite late in the year to plant them now as they will go straggly/pathetic by end of Sept.

Take a look at this website for ideas. We have purple Japanese anenomes which are indestructable and flower for ages. Cyclamen just look after themselves too and our seem to flower twice a year?

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