Sweet William, Pennisetum and Rudbeckia sown

Only a couple of the sweet william sown on  19 March have germinated, and none of the rudbeckia sown the same day have come up (all of which were seeds saved from last year), so  I've sown some more. I also sowed some pennisetum seed that I saved when I cut the pennisetum back on 15 March - no new growth showing yet).

Pennisetum cut down

...no sign of any new growth yet.

Late winter updates

This has apparently been the warmest winter on record, although we're currently in a cold spell, and there have been a few frosts in the last few weeks.

Small flowers are starting to form on a couple of the Armeria.

Sisyrinchium

Pennisetum

Alstroemeria

Euonymus

Euphorbia cuttings I took on 24 June last year

Hellebore not yet flowering

Mystery plant

Pennisetum aftercare

Feed and water regularly until fully established.In autumn, apply a dry mulch such as bark or straw to protect the plant over winter. In spring, remove dead foliage and lift and divide clumps every third year to maintain their vigour.

Pennisetum and Sisyrinchium potted on