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Well, I keep getting different answers from the "experts" on this one, so I'm asking the question here--Can I plant Foxglove seeds outside now, in North Carolina, and expect them to be big enough by first frost to overwinter outside in the bed and bloom next year? Or should I plant them in pots, overwinter them inside, and put them out next spring? Help!
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