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galaxy flower seeds Sweet Pea Galaxy Mixed Cut Flower SeedsThe flowers are highly scented and are a mix of single colours from white to lavender, pink to red & cream. Sweet Pea Galaxy Mixed are floriferous annuals that can keep flowering from late Spring until the first Autumn frosts and with a little bit of care, feeding and regularly picking will give bunches of pretty cut flowers throughout the season. Sweet Pea Galaxy Mixed is a vigorous variety that produces up to seven flowers per stem. Mix it up a bit
The flowers are highly scented and are a mix of single colours from white to lavender, pink to red & cream.
Sweet Pea Galaxy Mixed are floriferous annuals that can keep flowering from late Spring until the first Autumn frosts and with a little bit of care, feeding and regularly picking will give bunches of pretty cut flowers throughout the season.
Sweet Pea Galaxy Mixed is a vigorous variety that produces up to seven flowers per stem. Mix it up a bit and allow this mixture to create colour combinations you might not have thought of but are pleasantly surprised how good they look.
Trail the Sweet Peas through Broad Beans, Peas & Runner beans to attract pollinating bees & butterflies and create a colourful potager style look with wigwams of veg, foliage and flowers. An ideal companion plant that is so attractive.
Sweet Pea Galaxy Mixed Cut Flower Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx. 25 seeds per pack. |
| When to Sow: | December to May or September to October. |
| Site Conditions: | Sunny but well-drained, humus rich. |
| How to Sow: | Pre-soak the seed in warm water for 12 hours to help break down the seeds hard coat or nick the hard coating carefully with a knife. Sow seeds 1cm deep into root-trainers, cover and keep moist & keep at about 20C. Germination should take 2-3 weeks and then reduce heat to 8-10C. When seedlings have 4 true leaves 'pinch out' tops to encourage them to bush out and grow on. Harden off & plant out in April for autumn sown ones and May for spring sown (may need frost protection if very cold). Plant a sweet pea 20cm apart behind and to one side of support. As climbers they will need a framework to climb up either a bamboo wigwam or something more decorative like an obelisk and can be tied to it or just wound up it. Alternatively sow seed direct in March to May, but either soak seed for 12 hours before sowing or nick the hard coating carefully with a knife and sow 1.5cm deep, every 20cm apart. |
| Care: | Keep tying in shoots to framework and keep cutting to encourage more new shoots & flowers. Top plants when they reach 2m and give them a feed with liquid fertiliser to encourage more shoots. By pick off the tendrils to ensure energy goes into shoots & flowers. |
| Flowers: | Cut when first flower on stem is open and the next is just about to open, each flower will last only a few days, but other buds will then open and so the stem should have a vase life of 6-10 days. Early sowings will flower from April onwards, later sowings from late May onwards usually about 8-12 weeks from sowing depending on time of year. |
When to Sow Sweet Pea Galaxy Mixed Cut Flower Seeds
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I was fairly happy with my Epson ET 2800, but was told that I'd get better colors with the F170. So I bit the bullet.
The installation went smoothly and I was printing in short order. It was when I started printing items that had some dark gray that I noticed the problem. It was printing green. I contacted Epson tech support and they answered the phone almost immediately. (And how rare is that??)
The woman I spoke with seemed to be familiar with the problem and advised me to modify the printer preferences and change the color correction from "ICM" to "No color correction". Well, it wasn't printing green anymore. Now the grays were brown. At this point, she ran out of ideas and gave me an email address for the second level of tech support and asked if I'd send a photo of the printed fabrics showing the problem. I did. That was over three weeks ago. I've sent a couple of followup emails, but they're ignoring me.
But the best news was discovering that there are no returns on this product. I didn't think that was a thing with Amazon and I've never had any problems before. So now the 30-day return window is about to elapse and it appears that I'm stuck with an oversized doorstop.
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