Virginia creeper after 60 days stratification and a week

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Seed Stratification and Germination: Spring Field Notes

Virginia creeper after 60 days stratification and a week to germinate, image 1 of 3

Virginia creeper after 60 days stratification and a week to germinate, image 2 of 3

Virginia creeper after 60 days stratification and a week to germinate, image 3 of 3

Virginia creeper after 60 days stratification and a week to germinate. I’ll need to keep these in pots until June so will be interested to see how large they get. It might be viable to start some of our cold hardy perennials from seed in early spring and be large enough to be for sale as potted plants for the start of summer. Rhubarb for sure, trialing others. #seedstarting #perennials

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