At least half of the 13 seeds and seedlings are growing nicely post-cold-stratification from the fridge.
Fluttermill evening primrose babies in the plant window
From Forest to Skillet: Edible and Native Plants in the Cross Timbers of Oklahoma. 686 yard species and counting!
Most wonderful! I hope they do well. I always thought would good in the front yard😉
I think the soil in the front nook may be good for them, since the standing cypress germinated there!
When i worked for a nursery many yrs ago it was a nono to touch the stem of young seedlings. In fact when we transplanted them we used leaves to hold them, not stems. Something about causing some illness but dont remember what. Maybe someone out there knows? Seedlings look healthy.
Interesting about holding by leaves. I’ll try to do that in future.
Very interesting about the leaves!