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The flowers of late winter and early spring occupy places in our hearts well out of proportion to their size - Gertrude S. Wister

Flower Seeds to Sow in February

£2.65

NASTURTIUM VELVET MOON Add to Basket

NASTURTIUM VELVET MOON

Cat no: 1944E

30 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.95

ASTER CANDYFLOSS Add to Basket

ASTER CANDYFLOSS

Cat no: 1151

100 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£5.95

ECHINACEA ARTISAN OMBRE RED F1 Add to Basket

ECHINACEA ARTISAN OMBRE RED F1

Cat no: 1494

10 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.65

LARKSPUR MISTY LAVENDER Add to Basket

LARKSPUR MISTY LAVENDER

Cat no: 1438A

100 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

Vegetable Seeds to Sow in February

£2.60

ONION LILLIA BUNCHING Add to Basket

ONION LILLIA BUNCHING

Cat no: 0226A

250 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.75

ARTICHOKE VIOLETTA DE CHIOGGIA Add to Basket

ARTICHOKE VIOLETTA DE CHIOGGIA

Cat no: 0099A

10 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£3.35

TOMATO CHERRY BABY Add to Basket

TOMATO CHERRY BABY

Cat no: 0480

25 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.85

LEEK JOLANT F1 Add to Basket

LEEK JOLANT F1

Cat no: 0207H

100 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

Planting to do

Vegetables and fruit
If the soil is workable try sowing selected Vegetables under the cover of glass or cloches.

On February 14th, Valentine’s Day remember to sow your first Tomatoes in a propagator at 70-75°F. This will ensure Tomatoes in June.

Time now to sow your spring Broad Beans and the first row of early Parsnips.

Other jobs

Flowers
Snowdrops will be appearing so keep an eye open for anything unusual and mark a clump for division.

Keep an eye open for pigeons who eat anything at this time of the year!

Prune most shrubs before they have become iced particularly Chaenomeles and Forsythia lightly.