Propagation: How many seeds/containers are you planning?, 0 by soulgardenlove

soulgardenlove wrote:
Another tip... pay a little more for the better seed and the plant you will want to have in your garden.. Do the homework if there is info about the plant. recognize that even if you can only afford the smallest packet of seed, if you grow it yourself, you will eventually have all the seed you can handle once it starts to produce. For example.. I have the regular gallardia and it bloomed this past year after having been wintersown the winter before last.. Now, it's been a great plant, but now I know about gallarida goblin and it stays a little more compact and the stems don't look leggy after bloom and such.. so now I'm going to grow the goblin seeds which I deadheaded for free! :)

Susan