Re: Jeanne's Sweet Williams
It's easy to see when the seeds are ripe --just leave the heads until you
can shake black seeds out--you will probably get plenty from a few flower
heads, so you don't have to leave them all if you want it to look neat.
I've had good luck with planting seeds from many perennials this
way--columbine, rudbeckia, coneflowers, foxgloves--just keep checking and
pretty soon --seeds--just like the ones that come in packages.
jeanne latta wrote:
> Hi Judy and Deb,
> Thanks for the encouragement on the Sweet Williams. I guess I can
> count on them for next year. Judy, I'm going to take your suggestion
> on one of them and sow the seed as soon as they are ready. Now my
> question is "when are they ready?" Do I just sprinkle them or do I
> cover them with soil.? I would appreciate knowing just how to go
> about this.
> Thanks, Jeanne
>
> ==
> Jeanne
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