Re: seeding perennials now
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- Subject: Re: seeding perennials now
- From: M* T*
- Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1999 02:34:46 -0500
You're most welcome, Carleen...
I toss foxglove all the time - actually just shake the spent heads where
I'd like some to grow after I cut them down. Do same with Verbascum. I
have one that seeds all over the place..can't remember who it is right now,
but if typical of the family, yours ought to do the same. You will know
come spring:-)
Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
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> Thank you Marge, I appreciate your information and sites.
>
> I did have great luck this spring with Old Spice Sweet Peas (oops, an
annual
> on a perennial list, sorry) and did as Susan had told me, soak them 24
hours
> and plant at Presidents Day. I had them blooming right into fall. Yummy
> fragrance.
>
> Well, I did toss foxglove seed this summer, and I see I have little
seedings
> all over. Hopefully my Verbascum have re-seeded, I just cut down their
> "heads" and shook them densely in the beds near the mother plants. You
> think that will work?
>
> ~ Carleen ~
> Keeper of Sheep & Old Roses
>
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