SOWING: Sow outdoors in sunny location after danger of frost has passed, or start earlier indoors in individual peat pots. Do not cover seeds with soil, but firmly press into the soil with the back of your hand. Keep soil evenly moist until seedlings are up.
TRANSPLANTING AND SPACING: When plants are two inches high, thin 8 to 10 inches apart. Transplant individually potted pants after danger of frost has passed.
GERMINATION: From one to two weeks, depending upon soil and weather conditions.
Ed’s Special Advice: When possible, sow seeds in permanent location. Plants do not transplant well. Plants will usually bloom in their first year, but you can sow in summer for blooms the following spring. Pick fading flowers for an extended blooming period. Pick in the bud stage and sear stem end with flame for best results with cut flowers.
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