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Nov 15, 2015 11:17 AM CST
Name: Kayleigh
(Zone 5a)
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If question was to me, yes I do, "winter sown". I just sow them in a large container shortly after they have fallen to the ground, which would be the normal time in nature. I'm not sure they are completely zone 5 hardy, so the pot or tray get put in a slightly sheltered location that can still receive ample moisture. They usually germinate the following spring when the weather warms. I've never tried to start them in the house, but perhaps they need a cold treatment, I don't know.

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