Re: Sowing seeds needing Darkness?

Hey, what Maryln said, plant the dark loving seeds under some soil!

Consider other possible sources with problem species too though.

Some species of Papaver, including the ever popular P. somniferum and P.
rhoeas both like it rather cool when sprouting.  Plant them after the
temperatures are in the 70s, and germination may be poor.

Thanks for flying,
Glider

At 11:36 AM 1/21/2000 EST, you wrote:
>
>I am starting some of my perennial seeds.
>A few Lupines are already up.
>
>I have several seeds that I am wanting to plant that need Darkness to 
>germinate.
>    Centaurea
>    Delphinium
>    Lupin
>    Myosotis
>    Pansies
>    Papaver
>Thought my list was longer but this is all I see right now.
>

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