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01-05-2003, 02:44 AM
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Starting small seeds
What's the best way to start small seed perennial flowers, like
dianthus, delphinium, and columine..etal. The seeds are so small that I'm fearful the planting them outside will be fruitless...are there any keys to getting them to germinate and sprout outside or is it better to start them in containers inside? |
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