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Forum: Xeriscape GardeningReplies: 12, Views: 387
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Gourd

(Zone 4b)

March 04, 2004
09:39 PM

Post #799177

I tried fall sowing and lost most of my seed, so I thought of trying to start all of my drought tolerant seeds in flats. The poppies seem to do alright and flourish, but the Galliardia Goblin, Coneflower, clasping cone flower, etc.. seems to just disappear. Rudbeckia has been coming back, and the Maximillani also.

How do you all get your plants started from seeds?

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