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flutterby64

Cold Stratifying A. tuberosa seed

12 years ago

I would like to have some A. tuberosa up and growing well for a garden club plant sale in March. I collected my seeds 3 days ago. Can I begin cold stratifying those seeds right now or do they need to dry for awhile?

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