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Here is a list of seeds I have:
-Larkspur
-Lupins
-Stocks (ten weeks dwarf)
-Penstemon
-Snapdragon
-Salvia
Will these seeds survive over the winter? On most of them the expiry date is December 2008, or December 2009. How do I care for them? When do I plant most of them in the spring, should I start in doors? Which are perannuals and which are annuals? I live in Ontario, Zone 5. What else? I also have 35 gladioli bulbs. I just planted them in a pot, they probably won’t bloom this year, i just planted them because i have to take them out in october because they could die over winter outside. How do I care for these too? All these stocks are going to planted in a border, which will probably be pretty nice, and full. And one last thing, I have a perannial Aubeitia, it says I was supposed to plant it inside in April, but I can’t do it next year because the expiry date is December 2007. Should I plant them now? Will the bloom next year? Thanks!

I planted gladiolus & one of them is emerging on a slant. Would it harm the plant to dig it up and straighten it?

I uread somewhere ages ago that there are certain plants that are more susceptible to pests, etc. when planted next to the wrong plants. or whatever the reason was. can anyone elaborate on this and then tell me what to plant alongside which plants. I’ve currently got seeds for lilies, gladioli(sp) (basically I love bulbs and all large vibrant blooms) and roses already planted on their own.
also whats the best shrub to go with them? thanks

I planted some gladiolus bulbs a couple weeks ago and hadnt put my little fence up yet.They sprouted about 2 1/2 inches and the lawn cut the tips of the sprouts off with a weedeater.You could obviously see it wasnt grass or weeds by the way.Im very angry…..Is it possible that they will still grow??
the lawn ppl I meant..I live in a duplex and dont do the yardwork

I have potted plants that were growing outside during the summer, I want to bring them inside for the winter. How do I get rid of the little bugs in the soil? Do I have to re-plant them in new potting soil?

could i plant this now and will it come back in spring? should i leave it in the pot and keep it in the house for the winter? i bought them at mijers. i cant find much info about these plants. any info would help.

i was wondering whetr it will be a problem for the plants to be watered wid warm water…during winter…as in, would it b like the plants are trying to adapt itself to the cold surrounding n i give it some warm water…??

I have a “brown thumb” but I know I can do this, with the help of those gardeners out there in this website. I had these two roses (from a bouquet) for two weeks and I think I can make them grow roots. If so, how long do I have to wait? I just wonder if I have to use some kind of fertilizer for the water… please advice me.

It seems to me that garage-based hydroponics might be more effective than planting a victory garden. In a moderate climate, what does it take to operate a hydroponic vegetable garden at home?

I live in Michigan and need to know if I need to bring in my large potted plants for the winter???