The Best Time to Plant Perennial Seeds

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The best time to start perennials from seed is either in the spring or fall. However, fall planting in cold areas gives you the advantage of blooming earlier than seeds planted in the spring.

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Lisa Caswell started writing professionally in 2006 for various online publications. She holds a license in cosmetology and has practiced in the field since 1980. Caswell also earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Quincy College.

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