self-sown

But plants from self-sown seeds aren't as pretty as their parents.

High responds that the earth will appear once more from the sea, beautiful and green, where self-sown crops grow.

Self-sown seeds may emerge from around old plants if the soil is not disturbed.

Pot up desirable self-sown seedlings so you can decide where they ought to be growing later.

Left to their own devices, most self-sown seedlings cope remarkably well with drought conditions.

Transplant self-sown seedlings to flower borders for summer display.

On the basis of my own experience, self-sown phloxes do deck themselves out in this color, but only in the first generation.

Some seed has already ripened outdoors and self-sown.

And the second day they were deep in open fields where patches of self-sown grain rippled ripely under the sun.

Often discarded potatoes from the previous season and self-sown tubers can act as sources of inoculum.

The final selection, however, was made of a self-sown volunteer that appeared under C. mastacanthus, and eventually smothered it.

Self-sown perennials provide adventure and the price is right, but dividing established plants is usually the best way to get more of the same.

Upon reaching Vinland, their intended destination, they found the now famous grapes and self-sown wheat which the land was named for.

Also present are self-sown sumac, poplar, poison ivy, and bayberry.

Birds also consume vast quantities of the fruit, which is why every homeowner in America probably has at least one self-sown barberry.

There are some Victorian favourites such as the now gigantic Sequoias and 20th century, self-sown ash trees.

Over the years, the yellow rattle has died out in places, but self-sown in others; sometimes, bemusingly, a long way from where originally sown.

I have grown it myself for the last twelve years, in a small colony in a north-facing border which maintains itself by self-sown seedlings.

There is also an abundance of self-sown grain, as we know not from hearsay only, but from the sure report of the Danes."

He ate as he went, berries and handfuls of ripe grain pulled from the ragged self-sown patches in the old fields.

The alchemilla will need ruthless dead-heading otherwise self-sown seedlings will smother the border.

Q WHY are my self-sown lupins covered with a grey mould, and what should I do about it?

In 2004 these rare trees were counted and there are only 500 of them, what is worth mentioning they are not self-sown plants in out conditions.

The secret is weeds, self-sown tree seedlings, and poison ivy, all of which have a habit of springing up, especially after a rainy spell.

Three hundred yards or so away their road ran through an ancient marl-pit worked out generations before, in which self-sown trees grew on either side of the path.