Perennials from seed

I fancy sowing some more perennials flowery things. I want to get the seeds now

So anyone have that plant that's a keeper?

I'm sure I have some agastache somewhere? Anyone have it. Nice not nice? 

Ideas please...would like my greenhouse chugging out some plants for next year. Happy to overwinter them in the greenhouse.

I’m doing the perennials from seed thing.
My favourites are lupins.
Also growing verbena bonariensis , scabious and wild bergamot. Lots of others but that’s all I can remember at the moment. Looking forward to seeing the flowers on the bergamot because the actual plant is lovely.

I’m doing the perennials from seed thing.
My favourites are lupins.
Also growing verbena bonariensis , scabious and wild bergamot. Lots of others but that’s all I can remember at the moment. Looking forward to seeing the flowers on the bergamot because the actual plant is lovely.

I've lots of your lupins already....I started more this year and had some before too?

Im not doing Verbena B anymore...last year I tried verbena Rigida - not as tall as the other, comes really well from cuttings and flowered for months. It's shorter and fills a space rather than popping through? 

Have you got any geraniums SP? One of my favourites is geranium pheum? Only thought of it as I split one yesterday  fab plant for filling in. 

Will look up the bergamot.

Here’s the wild bergamot I’m growing.

https://www.chilternseeds.co.uk/item_137...amot_seeds

I’ve only got the geranium that’s very similar to the wild cranesbill (if it isn’t actually cranesbill). That geranium pheum is a lovely dark colour.

Geranium phaeum is really nice yep, does well in shade and has been flowering for a few weeks already. Grew it from eBay root cuttings as I couldn't find seed at the time.

Agastache (foeniculum) is lovely. Not sure if it's a forever perennial though, the ones in partial shade next to a clematis haven't come back this year while the ones at the other end of the garden in full sun have. Soil too wet and cold, perhaps? Got a Blue Boa from a neighbour last year but I can't find it now the bluebells are out, having pruned it right down

I really like sea holly, Blue Hobbit is a compact variety I want to try. Some others I like...creeping thyme, devil's bit scabious, calamint, meadow cranesbill, betony, veronica spicata, musk mallow.

First year for echinops, catananche and perennial cornflower.

Just thought of another couple.
delphinium elatum ‘magic fountains’ and echinacea.
They’re both new for me this year, so can’t really give any advice on them.
The delphinium seem to be quiet slow growing. Also seem much happier since I took them out of the tunnel to harden off.

I’m doing the perennials from seed thing.
My favourites are lupins.
Also growing verbena bonariensis , scabious and wild bergamot. Lots of others but that’s all I can remember at the moment. Looking forward to seeing the flowers on the bergamot because the actual plant is lovely.

I grow the herb Bergamot which has lovely bright red spider like flowers. So much so that a gardening friend who is a bit of an arachnophobe won't go near them.  Leaves added to tea make a poor mans Earl Grey.  It is a creeper like mint and can become invasive.