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Planting winter sown annuals

14 years ago

So, my wintersown seeds all came up earlier this year, due to the unseasonably warm weather. Then, we had some very cold weather, all survived it except the cosmos. The bachelors buttons are so big right now, that the roots are very crowded, and so tall that I can't put the container tops on them. I was wondering, can I plant them in the garden yet? They are so crowded now that the leaves are turning color. They survived the hard frost very well in the containers, not sure if they would make it in the garden bed. Our last frost free date is around May 15, but I know bachelors buttons can take a light frost. Should I plant them in the beds now? I'd like to get them planted before they really start showing the stress of being tightly packed together in the container. Today is a good day to do it, as we have rain forecasted for the next few days, but colder. Opinions, please!

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