Before spring even arrives, gardeners begin daydreaming about their gardens exploding with vibrant blooms.
If you wish to grow your own flowers instead of buying them, you need consider the germination rates and times involved.
Flowers with a high chance of successfully germinating are typically preferred, notwithstanding the allure of uncommon and exotic varieties.
Planting at the incorrect time of year, using seeds that are too tough or slow to germinate, or not starting plants off in seed trays are all common mistakes.
Here are the seven most successful flower seeds.
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⏱ 7 Flowers You Can’t Miss!
00:00 Intro
00:48 Bachelor’s Button
01:31 Nasturtium
02:09 Sunflower
02:44 Four O’Clock
03:22 French Marigol
04:03 Shasta Daisy
04:40 Calendula
05:18 Outro
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