I started with English Daisy seeds from Lilly Miller, these are perennials so they will come back every year. The method I used to start the seeds were with peet pods which are these little rounds of dirt that sit inside a plastic container with a see-through lid. You can find these at almost any garden store and are great for starting seeds indoors. The instructions for getting the seeds started in peet pods are included with the pods and are easy to follow.
- Day 1 (06.08.09): Sprinkled seeds on pod, you do not want to cover these particular seeds. Then I put the lid on and let sit in a warm, dark spot.
- Day 3 (06.11.09): Sprouts begin to appear.
- Day 11 (06.19.09): Spouts are about 1" tall.
- Day 25 (07.03.09): Srouts are growing a very pretty shade of green, small round leaves.
I started with English Daisy seeds from Lilly Miller, these are perennials so they will come back every year. The method I used to start the seeds were with peet pods which are these little rounds of dirt that sit inside a plastic container with a see-through lid. You can find these at almost any garden store and are great for starting seeds indoors. The instructions for getting the seeds started in peet pods are included with the pods and are easy to follow.
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