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Re: silver dollar

> i have seeds from what i think is silver dollar.  the seed (envelopes??) are
> about a half inch across.  is that silver dollar? is it a perenial, biennial,
> or annual? how do i gow about growing the seeds? do they need a winter
> freeze? etc...

This is probably Lunaria annua (also known as Lunaria biennis, aka
Money Plant, Honest, Bolbonac, Silver Dollar, Penny Flower, Dollar
Plant, Moneywort, Moonwort).  It's a biennial that comes back from
seed readily, but only flowers during the second year.  

The seeds shouldn't need to undergo any type of pre-treatment; just
plant, wait 2-3 weeks, and enjoy your seedlings!  You can even sow
them directly outdoors after frost.

Chris
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