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Gardening

groundloop

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4. Yep, that's where I'm getting my seed from.....

Reply to MiHale (Reply #2)

Mon Sep 23, 2024, 04:10 PM

Sep 2024

Maybe I'm overthinking this. I'm guessing that the perennials in the mix will be fine getting planted as soon as possible. What I'm worrying about (maybe needlessly) is the annuals blooming if I plant them right now and then not coming back next year. (Hey, I'm totally stupid when it comes to growing plants).

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When to plant native wildflowers? [View all] groundloop Sep 2024 OP

I plant bulbs in the fall, seeds early spring questionseverything Sep 2024 #1

The grass is pretty well dead in the spots I'm going to plant these groundloop Sep 2024 #3

I would til it now, cover the area with black plastic until mid March and plant my seeds then questionseverything Sep 2024 #5

Try this place... MiHale Sep 2024 #2

Yep, that's where I'm getting my seed from..... groundloop Sep 2024 #4

Some perrenials can be puti n Now Figarosmom Sep 2024 #6

if they are natives you can plant in the fall Kali Sep 2024 #7

Where are you rockbluff botanist Sep 2024 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author groundloop Sep 2024 #10

Where are you rockbluff botanist Sep 2024 #9

I'm in northeast Alabama..... Cherokee County groundloop Sep 2024 #11

Let nature decide? beesplease Oct 13 #12