 
 <prompt> Summary: Due to di plenti plenti varieties of Sweet William and di different methods of growing dem, you fit hear conflicting information on when your flowers go grow and how long dem go last. Biennial varieties dey bloom for their second year, and den die. Perennial varieties suppose regrow flowers year after year, but Sweet William perennials usually dey take two years to bloom and often die before dem bloom again. Correct care of Sweet William perennials fit increase di chance of reseeding, as described for di section on caring for Sweet William. If you want your Sweet William to flower reliably within one year, acquire seedlings or adult plants for fall or spring. Confirm with di previous owner say di plant go bloom dis year before you carry am go house, since some seedlings fit no flower until their second year. Seeds wey claim say dem be annuals (wey go flower and die within one year) fit or no fit live up to di promise, depending on di variety and how e take react to your local climate. Sweet William seeds tough well well to survive most winters, and fit plant dem for fall or late spring to bloom 12 to 18 months later. If di plants don already start to grow, or if you dey fear say winter go harsh, you fit keep di plants for indoor pots, then transplant dem outside for early spring. Once di seedlings don reach six to eight weeks old, dem go transplant easily, with low risk of causing damage. Sweet Williams dey grow fastest for full sun, but dem dey best for cool climates. Ideally, dem suppose receive four to five hours of direct sunlight every day, but planting dem for light shade na wise option if you dey live for hot climate (USDA zone 8 and above). Sweet William prefer loose, rich soil wey dey well draining. Water suppose drain quick quick through di soil, and e no suppose pool on top of compact, hard soil. Optionally, you fit churn up di existing soil and add potting soil give am more nutrients. While you no need to test di pH of your soil to successfully grow Sweet William, you fit adjust di pH to slightly alkaline (approximately 6.75) if you don get pH garden kit. Garden soil pH kits dey available for garden supply stores or online. Again, dis one no be mandatory tool for growing Sweet William, wey dey fairly adaptable when e reach soil pH. Plant Sweet William for winter (hot climates only), spring, or summer (cool climates only). Put dem for di surface and lightly cover dem with 1/8 inch (0.6 cm) of soil, or dig a trench reach dis depth and refill after planting di seeds. Space di seeds 6 inches (15 cm) apart for ideal circumstances to reduce di chance of rot and disease transmission. If you no get space to give dem dis kind space, you fit bunch dem closer together, but take special care no to overwater for dis case. If you dey transplant seedlings, simply transfer di soil around di roots into a hole wey twice as wide as di soil ball, then refill. Take care no to bury any part of di seedling's stem; di plant suppose bury reach di same level wey e dey before. Sweet William seeds and seedlings go benefit from immediate watering after transplanting, but take care no to soak dem with more water pass wet fit drain from di soil. Transplanted seedlings suppose dey for moist but not soggy soil for few days. Once dem don establish and recover from any withering wey fit happen, care for dem as described for di care section. <response>: Find out wen your Sweet William go bloom. Get plant wey dey grow if you wan see flowers within one year. Decide wen to plant. Find area wey get beta sunlight but cool temperature. Check your soil. Sow your seeds. Water after planting. 