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| I ordered a wide variety of chrysanthemum seeds this week before doing much research.
I assumed you sowed them outdoors after the frost-free date, but all information I've found recommends starting them indoors. I am planning to grow hundreds of them, so starting them indoors isn't ideal! :( Has anyone successfully sown them outdoors? Can you do that or do I need to sow indoors now? What about germinating them in a paper towel and then planting outside??? Thank you in advance for all your knowledge and help!!!! |
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- Posted by keriann_lakegeneva (My Page) on Thu, Apr 15, 10 at 9:15
| I have sown them outside in the Spring with ok results. Maybe 1/4 bloomed but they all bloomed great the following year for me. They just take time, starting inside will assure you get a better percentage of mature (blooming) plants in the Fall but, you can start them in the Spring. I hope that helps Keriann~ |
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| Thank you!!! It definitely helps. What zone are you in? I have my fingers crossed they will overwinter here in 5b. |
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- Posted by keriann_lakegeneva (My Page) on Thu, Apr 15, 10 at 16:10
| Sorry.... I am in 5b as well. WI/IL border. Keriann~ |
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