Re: larkspur -Reply
> But has anyone had any luck with larkspur. I
> have been told that as
> long as I have fresh seed, I should be able to
> broadcast the seed in the
> fall or early spring, but I have been trying this
> for 5 years with
Try the Consolida ambigua 'Blue Cloud' and 'White Cloud' seeds. Either sow
in situ, or try this method---- sow seeds in a good amount of moist media in
a plastic bag. refrigerate for 3 weeks or so. Then sprinkle this mix where
you want the plants.- remember that Larkspur need dark to germinate, so you
might want to sprinkle a bit more media or soil over the seeds
--
Rika Willow Pond Nursery http://www.willowpondnursery.com
Zone 7a Long Island, NY
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