Texas Gardening: Gardening with Texas Native plants & Wildflowers. Part 6, 1 by frostweed

frostweed wrote:
I decided to conduct a little experiment this summer. As you all know, we have been told that perennial seed has to be planted in the Fall or very early Spring.
Well, I did have plenty of Purple coneflower seed, so I decided toplant some in early June, and see what happened.
They were up in two weeks, and doing very well thank you, so it seems that some perennial seeds can be started in summer as well.
Here is a picture of the seed bed.