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Re: Dierama / Geum Mrs. Bradshaw

Linda,

I believe that both will germinate without chilling, but I know they'll 
come up when sown outdoors in mid or late winter.  If you want to get 
plants up before frost, it's worth trying now.  But you'll want 
cold-frame space for the babies.  

Dierama usually makes good growth from winter/spring sowing, some 
flowering in two years.  I'd keep some of the seed for spring sowing if 
you're starting some now.

Loren Russell, Corvallis, Oregon

On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Guy Wilson wrote:

> I just harvested seed off of my Dierama (Angel's Fishing Rod) would like
> advice on sowing the seed. Does it need a cold period? Ditto for Geum.
> Thanks for your help.
> Linda
> horseyhay@protec.net
> Zone 7/8
> PNW WA
> 
>
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