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| | | Re: teasle Quote:
Originally Posted by tony a Hi Chris,
I sowed the seeds in small pots in spring, teasels are biennial so the first year you will get a small rosette of spiky-ish leaves. If you plant this out the following spring then it will grow into the 1.5 - 2 metre tall spikes.
In the third spring you will be on your knees for hours digging out teasel seedlings.
Tony | Cheers Tony. I'll give it another try this spring.
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