Are these packaged for planting in spring 2015?
208651
2015 and beyond....I'm keeping mine for their intention.....survival garden.....saving in fridge....
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.
662664
Yes, but it's best plant them in pot at outdoor under shade area. I try indoor, it get very low seed germination rate. Plant them in the pot with plastic bag cover the entire pot. Hope this help.
2100168
Yes, they are already grown and rooted, they arrived to me well packaged and really healthy, the seller sent me a truly GORGEOUS variety, hope you enjoy them for a long time!
1519615
I live in zone 7 and they are annuals. No change in the winter, still green. Full sun or shade is fine. Mine is in full sun. Follow the planting direction and you will be fine.
1260463
Generally they don't do well indoors especially with dry heat in the Winter. I would order these in the Spring and then pot them outside
2268922
I have no idea if they're good for planting or not. They come shelled in a plastic bag.
1692503
Im not sure how old the plants were that were sent. But I am VERY happy with them. I bought 10 plants and all grew and have since spread.
315757
yes wait till spring. it takes 1 or 2 years for them to become mature.They are tiny for a long time and may not make it over the winter
52777
An update from you would be good. If you left them in the ground, you should be seeing flowers and foliage soon. I would think that you planted them too late to get flowers in that year, but hopefully they still would have lived.
2188029
No just plant them. I got four in the spring two are doing real good, two have leaves but smal , two have nice and big leave. I put them in my house as soon as temp drop to 50s at night. They are in my utility room in front of a window now doing good. I thank they like humidity.
951624
I live in eastern VA, along the coast, and I have mine planted in pots and bring them in for the winter. I would suggest you wait till late APR MAY time to order. They come well packaged and in good condition.
78679
I wouldn't wait too much longer if you want to enjoy them for the summer. Mine are about 2-3 inches now and it takes 3-4 weeks for them to start coming up. I start mine in a raised garden bed then transplant them. I was sad the ones I planted last summer didn't come back. Maybe because of the harsh winter we had in NC. I lost other perennials as well. These are beautiful plants. Last year I planted them really late because I ordered them late. They still came up.
1949641
I am unsure as I bought them for my granddaughters whose parents have a lakeside home and it has been too cold to plant as yet. They are hoping around Easter. Let me know how yours do if you buy.
820041
Probably. Definitely if you try to grow them outside. They generally make good houseplants--and can spend the winter inside, but I've always found that they tend to die back and go dormant (not always pretty) even inside. I'd wait until spring to plant the first time. You'll probably be happier with the results. You can also call the vendor for advice on this.
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I grew them at early spring, they started to bear since May, and it is still bearing now at September, I live in New Jersey so I don't think it would still bear at winter but perhaps in warmer area they will that I hope someone live in warmer place could further confirm that.
819237
I am Zone 5a, in western new york, and I planned mine after last spring frost, for me it was May 15th. So Spring planting definitely. By Labor Day they were over 6 feet tall.
315758
Yes...wait until April or May. Any earlier you would have to keep them in the refrigerator.