HI Rhys, Midyimberry seeds do best in a shady place in well-composted soil, however they are very adaptable and as they can grow in temperate to tropical conditions so if they get a bit of sun that's fine. They are frost tolerant. I wouldn't worry about the plastic wrap with the seeds. Plant to a depth of about the second knuckle on your index finger. Seeds should germinate in about 3-4 weeks. The plants themselves are slow growing to start and do need watering, fruit should appear in about the 3rd year. Good luck with them and let me know how you go.
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