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tamlamb Plymouth, PA(Zone 5b) Mar 16, 2002

I am new to gardening. I have some seeds that I collected last fall and was wondering if you can tell me what seeds I should be planting NOW. Starting indoors &/or outdoors. Also all these are flowers.
thanks
Tammy

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poppysue Westbrook, ME(Zone 5a) Mar 16, 2002

tam - do you mean to start indoors or outside in the garden?

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Brook Richmond, KY(Zone 6b) Mar 16, 2002

And are you talking flowers or veggies?

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Mar 16, 2002

I have morning glories ,datura and cockscomb that are just coming up inside the house under lights. I planted Gloriosa Daisies outside in a prepared bed last week.

Tomatoes,peppers and eggplants are about 4 weeks old inside the house under lights and have already been repotted once.

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Baa Mar 17, 2002

I'm planting practically anything right now. I'm not sure how things go in your zone but here we plant perennial seeds at virtually anytime of the year except at the hottest and coldest points. Hardy annuals are best planted here in the Autumn but will do just as well sown in Spring.

Right now I have Violas, Agastache, Dianthus, Snapdragons, Petunias and a couple of Primulas at seedling stage in a cold greenhouse.

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Mar 17, 2002

I planted sweet peas today(outside) my MG (inside) last week in pots to be set on my deck eventually'

Don't worry,it's constructed of Trex so won't fall down,lol' Don't ever under estimate the weight of this lovely vine'

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windsurffer (Zone 5a) Mar 18, 2002

I have planted some Snail vine, dbl dautra,tomatoes,and lady slippers. So far about all of them has died except the lady slippers. I have been so busy that I forgot to water them or they don't get enough light, so I guess I'll have to wait until I can plant them outside. I didn't nick the snail vine seeds which I think I should have but will try agian. I am trying to grow them for a friend of mine as a surprise. I am affraid the seeds are harder than my head, and that is saying a lot lol.

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Ollie Menahga, MN(Zone 3b) Mar 19, 2002

I haven't planted any annuals yet, as our last frost date is so late. I have perennials under lights, but they are pretty small, and won't bloom this year, of course, except for the Valerian. I snitched some seed from a garden, not having the vaguest idea what they were, and they are growing like moss. I don't even know if they are annual or perennial. Should be interesting!

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paulgrow Allen Park, MI(Zone 6a) Mar 19, 2002

I've started in the basement under lites, 11 different varieties of tomatoes, datura,hycianth bean,brugs,pasiflora,coleus rudibecka, and alot more to go.
Paul

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