Will these survive outside

smacl

So myself and youngest were planting some seeds a few weeks back and came across a few strange ones that were a gift from a friend of my wifes. They're Russian Doll gourds apparently, which I didn't think they would do much but are shooting up and grabbing everything else sharing the same window ledge. Any ideas if they'd survive and produce gourds outside? I'd love to get the window space back for some other plants I've got on the go, but don't want to kill these ones off either as youngest has become very fond of them.

laros

http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/half-hardy-annual-seeds/gourd-russian-dolls-cucurbita-pepo/4231TM

According to the link above they can be planted outdoors...:)

smacl

laros wrote: »

http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/half-hardy-annual-seeds/gourd-russian-dolls-cucurbita-pepo/4231TM

According to the link above they can be planted outdoors...:)

Thanks, moved them this morning, so fingers crossed they flourish and produce a few gourds.

Delphinium

Will thrive outside. Give them room and keep watered. Not edible but you will have fun painting and decorating. Grew some last year. They are rock hard when ripe. Enjoy.