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First year flowering perennials - Wintersowing

I’m trying to fill out my perennial beds, and have had excellent wintersowing germination this year. I’ve sown quite a few new to me perennials, and I’m wondering how many of them I can hope to bloom this year, and how many I should not expect much from until the next few years? Last year my seeded agastache and gaillardia bloomed nicely, as well as a few others. Naturally the baptisia did not, and I don’t expect it to for many years. Thus, the baptisia is not in a prominent spot in the garden yet, while the gaillardia was focal point last year In late summer. That’s the main reason I’d like to know: whether I can count on them this year or plan for fill-ins. Obviously the biennials like foxglove and rose campion are not on this list. :)


Anyone who has grown the following from seed and has experience in this area, your sharing would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! :)


Luna hibiscus

Campanula carpatica

Canpanula persicifolia

Verbena Canadensis

Verbena Bonariensis

Balloon flower

Carnation ‘Chaubaud’

Oriental Poppy

Verbascum ‘Southern Charm’

Verbascum phoeniceum hybrids

Heliopsis ‘Sunburst’

Asclepias Incarnata

Lavender ‘Munstead’

Iberis Sempervirens

Becky Daisy

Penstemon ‘Dark towers’

Rudbeckia Hirta ’Cherry Brandy,’ ‘Prairie Sun’ and ‘Irish Eyes’

Yarrow ‘Summer Pastels’

Bergenia Red Beauty

Many echinacea (Bravado, PrimaDonna Deep Rose, Prima Donna White, Magnus, White Swan, Cheyenne Spirit, Ruby Star, Prairie Splendor Deep Rose)


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