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flowergirl1211

snapdragons and pansies

flowergirl1211
17 years ago

Hi, I want to sow seeds of these for fall. Here we start getting them in the garden centers in September. When do I need to sow for them to be mature for the fall?

I live in zone 8.

TIA,

Linda

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