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tennessee coneflower and BES vine- zilch germination

Posted by beachgrub 4 (My Page) on
Wed, May 2, 12 at 22:57

Is anyone else ws these this year? How are yours doing? I've heard i need warm weather consistently for the bes vine so no big surprise there but shouldn't the coneflower be up by now?


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RE: tennessee coneflower and BES vine- zilch germination

I'm in Zone 8, sowed my Tennessee coneflower seeds on March 7 and had germination on April 18. The seeds were a couple of years old so I didn't have a great germination rate, but did get a few.


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RE: tennessee coneflower and BES vine- zilch germination

I WS'd a lot of BES vine last year and didn't get sprouts until later than almost everything else.


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RE: tennessee coneflower and BES vine- zilch germination

I got a TON of Ech TN sprouts and they have been planted out here in Columbus for several weeks. They are growing like weeds.

We have a great friend of the Newbie Seed Project who donates a ton of TN Ech every year and most newbie Packs have some seeds in them.


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