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Sow Flower Seeds Outside in Fall

Starting native plants and perennial flowers is often best done outside in fall. The seeds typically require cold stratification and exposure to winter weather. Sowing perennial flower seeds is not as simple as just placing them in soil and watering right away. Germination requirements vary greatly among the different types of plants. Understanding the different needs of the seeds can help gain greater gardening success. (Video #210) You can support the channel with Gardener Scott merchandise like T-shirts and mugs at the Gardener Scott Store:    / @gardenerscott   Click this link to SUBSCRIBE:    / @gardenerscott   To order a GreenStalk vertical garden system, click on this affiliate link: http://lddy.no/kdvq Use code "GARDENERSCOTT" for a $10 discount. You can help support the Gardener Scott channel in five ways that won’t cost you anything extra: 1.) Be part of the community by liking videos, subscribing, clicking the bell, commenting, and sharing. 2.) Watch the ads whenever you can. It just takes a few seconds and helps me a lot. 3.) If you use Amazon and want to buy anything at all, click through with this link: http://www.amazon.com/?tag=gardenersc... 4) Check out Gardener Scott's Recommended Gardening Books at: https://bookshop.org/shop/gardenerscott 5) Click on this affiliate link to get Botanical Interest Seeds for your garden: https://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=25... Your support helps me pay for plants, gardening supplies, and all of the other costs associated with running a YouTube channel. Thank you for your support! #EnjoyGardening #GardenerScott Links included in this description and referenced in videos might be affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I may earn from qualifying purchases. If you purchase a product or service with the links I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you for those affiliate links and your support allows me to provide free content every week on the Gardener Scott channel. Thank you!