All I have ever done is just drop them on the dirt, like Mother Nature does Once they get started they will re-seed themselves EVERYWHERE!
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Deanna
lexxivexx Showing Great Promise Joined: 05 Aug 2007 Location: The Willamette Valley, Oregon (Map) Posts: 258
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 2:13 am Post subject:
I put mine in the refrigerator overnight and then planted in little plastic cells w/potting compost. I kept the cells outdoors, but we've had pretty warm weather so I kept them in the shade. They sprouted in about a week.
I have planted them directly into the soil and I have soaked them in water (in a container resting on a gentle heat source) for two days before planting them in cells and both worked well...although planting them in cells had a slightly higher germination rate.
It is only fair to say that the seeds planted outside in the soil could have fallen prey to birds or mice though.
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Once they get started they will re-seed themselves EVERYWHERE! 
