Can I Grow Hylomecon In Northern Ireland?
Hylomecon plant species would probably not do well in Northern Ireland because they require high temperature swings between day and night hours and can be attacked by fungus in case of heavy rains. These conditions vary from the Northern Ireland climate which generally does not have extreme temperatures swings and experiences a lot of heavy rainfall.
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Absolutely! And other hardy vegetables and fruits as well. Black currants are more popular there, but grapes would be a fine choice. Source(s): community.livejournal.com/naturalliv...
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No, not that particular poppy, the field poppy which is red grows wild as does the welsh poppy which is yellow. Oriental poppies (hairy leaves) are widely grown in gardens and are ...
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Nadimah: I did some research, and watermelons will grow in your area.  Your climate, with its maritime influence, has mild winters [lucky you!] and cool summers with ample rainfall...
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