Seeds of Purple Coneflower, Black-Eyed Susan and Butterfly Weed Can Go Straight Into the Ground This Fall, Clemson’s Jennifer Weaver Says, Letting Winter Do the Chilling
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Some seeds will not sprout until they have spent a stretch of time cold and damp, and sowing them in fall hands that job to the weather. Clemson Extension’s Home & Garden Information Center put the idea into its November 2026 garden calendar, published Nov. 6. Jennifer Weaver, who writes the …
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