Experts share of the best biennials to sow this month to a stunning garden over the next two year – each flower with its own ...

June is ideal for sowing biennials, says British Garden Centres. Plant foxgloves, wallflowers, hollyhocks and more now for vibrant UK gardens ...

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Julian Palphramand, head of plants at British Garden Centres, said: "June is the ideal month to sow biennials for your garden, setting the stage for a spectacular floral display next year.

Sowing these in July means plants are still small come ... Aubretia, Aquilegia, Bellis, Canterbury bells, delphiniums, Digitalis (foxgloves), Erigeron karvinskianus, hollyhocks, honesty, ...

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