Re: 25 perennials that flower in year one from seed

So true, Bill.  In my experience,  Lychnis coronaria and Malva 
moschata grew well but did not flower in their first year despite 
being  started indoors ahead of season.  Dianthus gratianopolous 
(spelling looks wrong on species name but you know what I mean -- 
Cheddar pinks)  will flower the first year, and flower and flower and 
flower.

Anybody else have experiences to share about "the list"?

Kate 

> From:          Blee811@aol.com
> Date:          Fri, 13 Feb 1998 23:39:02 EST
> To:            perennials@mallorn.com
> Subject:       Re: 25 perennials that flower in year one from seed
> Reply-to:      perennials@mallorn.com

> I haven't read that article yet, but these kinds of statements always have
> some kind of qualifier attached.  I wonder how many of those 25 will flower in
> one year (does that mean in the season planted?) if direct sown after danger
> of frost, or if they must be started indoors ahead of season?
> 
> Bill Lee
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