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Thu, Mar 20, 08 at 19:44
| Has anyone grown this much? It looks very pretty on the package, but I haven't seen it grown before. Any suggestions? |
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| This is one tough, sturdy native plant. Also very easy to germinate. I used the paper towel method - lightly moistened paper towel with seeds wrapped inside. Then enclose in a baggy and put it on a warm surface. You should get quick sprouting in 3-4 days. Even if you germinate them in moist soil, it should be easy. |
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| I have these, and they're super easy. Very tough too, like she said. I bought a bag of them,and they have done so well. I did buy a packet of seeds and planted them, when they came up, it was prairie coneflowers, so I was pleasantly suprised. I'll just dig some others up and move them to where I want them. The bees love them too. |
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| So do the rabbits, which is why I need to cage mine. |
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| They look so much like grass in the spring, I mindlessly pull them out.... Think I'll try one more time! Linda C |
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