Are seeds planted in the Fall or Spring?
186403
dependents on were you live in the south were I live (Daytona Beach) up north I plant as soon as the hot weather slows down, up north before the first frost.
186404
I plant mine in very early Spring...just as soon as the threat of frost has passed. Once they start to bloom, they will bloom until frost. When the seed heads pop, save the seeds and plant them the next Spring!
186405
In NY I was very successful planting indoors , then out after danger of frost. Only one lived over the winter however.BR
186406
You may get better germination with cold stratification, so some people like to scatter them in the snow in early spring in the area they want them to grow. Once they get established they'll develop a long tap root and may resent transplanting. That long taproot is the reason they survive drought and fire. Very valuable plant and worth the effort.
186407
Here in Tennessee, I started the seeds in the spring....the germination rate was good. When was all said and done I ended up with about a dozen plants. My luck with Butterfly Bush was not nearly so good.
1002785
The directions on the back, as I remember, said simply mow down the brown plants in the fall and spread the seeds for spring. My inference from this is that some varieties at least are perennial by virtue of a sort of automatic reseeding. I'm waiting to see what happens. I purchased the butterfly and bee mix this year.
1585994
I live in Rhode Island and the winters are somewhat harsh. When would you recommend I plant the seeds?
16420
Biennial. I planted mine last fall and plan on harvesting not this Thanksgiving, but Thanksgiving 2015.
39347
Yes. I planted my seeds in the March first (I live in Lebanon on the Mediterranean sea) the weather was mild (around 65-75 degrees). Nothing happened, I was disappointed till yesterday May 15, I discovered the plant is growing all over.
1258269
May could be late depending on where you are. It should be applied before other non wanted seeds germinate. I try to get it done in early April in the northwest and then again in the fall.
208652
Some are for fall and others are for spring. You just need to google them to find out which goes with which season. 2014 to how ever long you keep them stored away properly.
375484
If you don't have a true winter I would think anytime is a good time! I always plant late and harvest late here in Oklahoma as well.
483245
You can sow in either spring or fall or both. Fall sowing will come up with the early spring rains before it's warm enough for you to want to go outside and do it by hand. :D
1923175
I believe so. I live in Northeast Ohio. I planted them last summer, I'm hoping they will come up this spring. I'll let you know.
1924065
it depends on where you live and what part of the country it is. I live in Oklahoma so my trees have to be kept in pots. They can't handle the winters here. In southern texas or any gulf region it is best to plant in the fall. When heat is not as intense. Early spring also.
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I do not know the best time. I have scatter seeded it in spring fall and summer. It will grow and survive if it can get roots down before it gets too dry. Its pretty hardy.
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Depends in where you live, mid April is probably the best time. But I kept mine in a 10" pot on the patio for six months before planting it in the ground. Located in So. Calif.
1004389
When you don't have any more cold/frost at night. Here in Ct., I put my seedlings in end of April, beginning of May. It's a good head start on what you put in your garden.
1283325
I usuallly seed in the fall, but did it in early April this year. The grass started to come up in about 14 days and looks great.
838852
I am waiting til Spring to plant, I have no idea. If you have have high winds and very cold winters I would put in sheltered environment or greenhouse.
1263319
In our part of the country (NC piedmont) the plants emerge in mid-June and flower around July 1. If you plant in the fall, the soil temperature may not germinate, the amount of sunlight, and the day/night air temperature may not allow the plant to thrive and bloom. However, in a sunny, warm and moist spot, it may be possible for the seeds to emerge and flower, but I suspect nature will need a bit of help along the way. Good luck.