hi friends,im new at this i've only really ever grown wildflowers which reseed themself,my question is does it matter what time of year you start reg. prennial seeds? can i start them now? thanks to all of you .
perennial seeds- help
Baa
Aug 30, 2001
I start seeds whenever I feel like sowing but then our summer temperatures are rarely very high. I find perennials do best sown in late summer/early autumn when the temperatures are between 65-75 F. By the time it comes to planting out in the spring I have well grown plants.
Seedlady there are alot of perennials that will re-seed themselves just like wildflowers. Was there something specific you wanted to plant?
Seedlady... What zone are you in? I did a search and found some threads for you check out about fall planting & winter sowing.
http://davesgarden.com/showthread/53285.html
http://davesgarden.com/showthread/883.html
http://davesgarden.com/showthread/2732.html
http://davesgarden.com/showthread/85546.html
This is the time of year that plants naturally re-seed... so I think you'd be Ok to plant them now.