Seeds, which require a period of cold temperatures, usaully 4-6 weeks. These seeds are best sown outdoors in autumn (September -October) or early spring (until March), so that they can still receive a natural cold period. Otherwise you should cold-treat the seeds at about 5°C, e.g. put them in a baggie with moist sand and store it in the vegetable drawer of your fridge for 4-6 weeks. Then take out the seeds and sow them on normal seeding compost (which is low in nutrients).
- + Aconite
- + Agrimony
- + Agrimony, Fragrant
- + Angelica
- + Angelica, Purple (Dang Quai)
- + Arum (Common)
- + Autumn Crocus
- + Belladonna
- + Bittersweet Nightshade
- + Black Rampion
- + Bryony
- + Cinquefoil
- + Columbine, Common
- + Columbine, Dark
- + Comfrey
- + Cowslip
- + Crane’s-bill, Dusky
- + Devil’s Bit Scabious
- + (Foxglove)
- + Fritillaria
- + Gray Santolina
- + Greater Celandine
- + (Henbane)
- + Hellebore, Black
- + Hellebore, Foetid
- + Hellebore, Oriental
- + Larkspur, Candle
- + Larkspur, Field
- + Larkspur, Rocket
- + Lavender
- + Loosestrife, Crimson
- + Lily of the Valley
- + Lilies
- + Lungwort
- + Mandrake
- + Marshmallow
- + Marsh Cinquefoil
- + Masterwort
- + Monkshood
- + Opium Poppy
- + Pasque Flower, Black
- + Tormentil
- + Vervain
- + Viper’s Bugloss
- + White Sage
- + Wolfsbane
- + Yarrow
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