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Sun, Jun 19, 11 at 6:48
| I would like to still plant perennial and biennial seeds in the garden since it's so much fun to see them come up. I have an area I can use as a "nursery." I thought this could give them a head start for next year. Does this make sense or is it too late -- or too hot (Maryland) to do it now?
Also can you tell me when I should spread my sweet William and foxglove seeds? Thanks!! |
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| i use the winter sowing method thru july. i plant out in the fall - sometimes as late as thanksgiving. You are correct in that the instant gratification of sprouting is wonderful. If I keep the numbers down and use dappled shade I avoid the lack of moisture problem. |
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