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Old September 20, 2024   #1
PaulF
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Default Growing milkweed

We gathered a sack full of milkweed pods planning on growing out the seeds. Often I have read the seeds need to be kept in refrigeration before starting. Also some say to plant the seeds in the fall and allow them get cold naturally. Then they will come up in the spring.

Any tips?
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Old September 21, 2024   #2
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https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrE...P00Ge4xgn7KPo-
This has some good info. Good growing !

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Old September 21, 2024   #3
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Hello PaulF

Are you growing Milkweed for Butterflies?
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