A number of my early blooming perennials have gone to
seed (i.e. columbine) and I would like to propagate
additional plants. I've carefully taken the seed pods
and let them dry out before removing the seeds. With
the hot weather already here should I:
a: Keep the seeds in the refrigerator and start
plants for next fall or spring?
b: Start seeds indoors now and move plants out into the garden
later in the summer?
c: Scatter the seeds on the ground (as if the seed pods
would have done) and let mother nature take her course.
Thanks for the help.
Anthony Gal