If you keep the seed at 70-80 degrees they should germinate ok and the the real challenge begins of making sure they get enough light to keep them happy until you can plant them outside. It can be done but will take some extra care and diligence on your part.
Good Luck and Happy Growing David

What kind of soil should the seeds be started in?

Boboz,
I started mine in 6 parts perlite, 3 parts sphagnum, and 3 parts organic potting soil. They all came up well, but now unfortunately I have lost them all, the last 2 today due to damping off. I don't know why, but the last few days, some of my sprouts just decided to poop out on me. They were doing so well, I really don't understand what happened. I'm very disapointed. Especially at the loss of all my hibs.
Good luck with yours!
Daniella

i have started a few different kinds of hard hibs in jan, my lunas are about 5 in tall now, when and how do i pinch?