To early for wintersow?

17 years ago

I have a buildup of containers and a ton of seeds ready to wintersow. Is it to early to start?

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bakemom_gw
17 years ago
Yes.
the_white_rabbit
17 years ago
When would be the best time to start in the ohio valley?
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bakemom_gw
17 years ago
After the solstice 12/21. I start with perennials and then move on to hardy annuals. I do my tender annuals in March.
floodthelast
17 years ago
I started this week because of the low temps. I've done dianthus, hollyhocks and coneflowers so far. I'm thinking colombines next. Then I will need to check the lists again since this is my first year WS.
bakemom_gw
17 years ago
We're in the thick of it. Get going and join us on the winter sowing forum.

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