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I have often read on seed packets that some seeds can be planted in the fall. Has anyone tried this? I have loads of space outside to give this a try in a nursery bed and if successful transplant to perennial beds and borders which I am trying to expand. Isn't that how it happens in nature when seeds mature and drop from the plant? It frequently happens in my own garden on its own - I have columbines seeding themselves all the time. Some seed starting instructions require chilling of seeds before planting - why not let mother nature do it? I would appreciate any feedback on your experiences - specifically when would you plant and what perennial varieties might be successful.
Susan
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