If you're planting outside, pick a spot in full sun, make sure the soil is really well-drained then dig over and add some compost. Planting them in the border of your garden means they can be easily seen and makes it easy to maintain them.
Wherever you plant them, simply dig a little hole, plant and fill in the soil. Like stocks, if they're having trouble flowering, just add a little bit of dried blood from the garden centre to provide more potassium. Pick off dead flowers to encourage more flowering and watch out for slugs.
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