Propagation: Norm Deno's "Outdoor Treatment" - anyone try it?, 1 by

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LynnWiedman
Hi, see my post above on 3/20. All those seedlings were sown by the Deno method, then transferred to seeding mix in 6-packs. Others I tranferred into flats, spacing 1" apart.

The beauty of the Deno method is that there is no oversowing, thus no wasted seeds. If you want 12 plants of one variety, sow a few more for fresh seeds. I have sown seeds I have had since 2004 that germinated. I just used a bit more seeds. This was for testing those seeds, then I got on a roll when I saw how easy "my" Deno method was. So far I have 26 different varieties sown. I'm redoing my borders this season so needed more plants.

Here is a flat of seedlings transferred to a flat and spaced 1" apart in rows. They will go into 6-pack when ready. I'm the seed sower in the family so will share with my kids