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What have you winter sown in zone 6?

mo_girl
15 years ago

Sorry if there's a post already out here like this for zone 6, but I couldn't find one when I searched.

So far, I have wintersown:

Spinach Monstruex de Viroflay

Cicoria Di Verona Radicchio

Lettuce Chartwell

Coreopsis Early Sunrise

Mystery Coreopsis seed from MIL's plant

Hibiscus Militaris

Hardy Hibiscus (Mixed color seeds from ebay)

Crape Myrtle

Lavender Vera

Lavender English Spike

Lavender Lady

Carnation

Rose Shrub seeds (from backyard)

Poppy Pink Peony

Petunia Mixed

Edelweiss

Yarrow Summer Pastels Mixed

Armeria Bees Mixed

Statice

Verbena

Columbine

Dwarf Bachelor Buttons

Blue Flower Mix

Dwarf Thyme

Calendula Pink Surprise

Cleome Rose Queen

Blue Flax

English Daisy Rose Carpet

Black-eyed Susan Cherokee Sunset

Dusty Miller

Snap Dragons Tall Deluxe (seeds harvested from WS snaps)

I'm waiting a little longer to do heirloom tomatoes, herbs, and a few more annuals.

Comments (19)

  • clumsygrdner
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    Well, hmm...

    Bachelor's Buttons
    Shirley, Corn poppies
    Snapdragons
    Showy Primrose
    Hardy Primula
    Violas
    Pansies
    Columbine
    Broccoli
    Cauliflower
    Chinese Cabbage
    Calendula
    Parsley
    Radishes
    Sweet William
    Sweet Alyssum
    Dame's Rocket
    Larkspur
    Coneflowers
    Mexican Hats
    Hyssops
    Lilies
    Blanketflowers
    Coreopses
    Foxgloves
    Hollyhocks
    Amsonias
    Scabiosas
    Dianthi
    Lettuces
    Lavendars

    Well, that's all I have time for. :)

  • mo_girl
    Original Author
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    Clumsygardener, you've got quite a lot going. You'll have to let me know how the broccoli and cauliflower turn out. I haven't WS'd those veggies yet. Maybe next year. I've got too many seeds as it is, for now.

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    Fritillaria biflora
    Fritillaria crassifolia
    Fritillaria graeca
    Fritillaria hermonis
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  • agirlsgirl
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    Here is what I have so far,I copied this right from my own "database",so they include container and marker #'s.

    JobÂs Tears 1-21-08
    Â Iris,yellow
    Â Iris,Blue Siberian
    Â Daylily,Witch Hazel
    Â Daylily,yellow unknown
    Â Daylily,Summer Wine
    Â Daylily,Happy Returns
    Â Daylily,hand crossed
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    Â #2 Potentilla,MonarchÂs Velvet
    Â #3 Lupine,Cherry
    Â #4 Toadlily,Raspberry Mousse
    Â #5 Viola,Johnny Jump Up
    Â #6 Blackberry Lily
    Â #7 Stokesia,Blue
    Â #8 Astilbe,Mix
    Â #9 Astilbe,lilac and purple
    Â #10 Baptisa Australius
    Â #11 Monarda,unknown
    Â #12 Bachelor Buttons,perennial
    Â #13 CupidÂs Dart
    Â #14 Dianthus knapii,yellow
    Â #15 Dianthus barbatus
    Â #16 Dianthus,Sooty & dark purple
    Â #17 English Daisy,Red Pomponette
    Â #18 Flax,blue
    Â #19 Daylily:
    Â Stella DÂoro
    Â Special Mix
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    Â Bernice
    Â rotundofolia
    Â rapuncilode
    Â #21 Campanula:
    Â Barbata
    Â Trachelium
    Â Glomerata
    Â Americanum
    Â #22 Campanula:
    Â Thyroids
    Â Longistyla
    Â Grossekii
    Â Gomphrena
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    Â unknown purple
    Â carpatica,Blue Clips
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    Â unknown,white w/light purple spots
    Â #24 Campanula:
    Â persicofolia,blue
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    Â 7a Toadlily,AngelÂs Halo
    Â 8a Toadlily,White Towers
    Â #48
    Â 9a Toadlily,Gilt Edge
    Â 10a Toadlily,unknown
    Â 11a Toadlily ,mix
    Â 12a Blackberry lily
    Â #49
    Â 13a Helenium,Autumn Lollipop
    Â 14aHelenium,Moerheim Beauty
    Â 15a Monkshood,blue
    Â 16a Turtlehead,pink
    Â #50
    Â 17a Lobelia,cardinalis
    Â 18a Lobelia,Great Blue & blue
    Â #51 Clematis,Nelly Moser
    Â #52 Clematis, Sanstar
    Â #53 Clematis,unknown purple
    Â #54
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    Â 20a Clematis,Sweet Autumn
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    Â #56 Liatris,mix of white,purple and unknown Gayfeather
    Â #57 Potentilla, Miss Willmott
    Â #58Clematis,Dutchess of Edinburgh 1-28-08
    Â #59 Milkweed,red
    Â #60 Milkweed,Tropical orange
    Â #61Milkweed,Gay Butterflies,red and yellow
    Â #62 Butterflyweed,peach
    Â #63 Milkweed,Ice Ballet
    Â #64 Milkweed,Tropical scarlet
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    Â #69 Coneflower,cross
    Â #70 Rudbeckia
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    Â 2a Maya
    Â 3a Clasping Coneflower
    Â 4a hirta,gloriosa daisy
    Â #71 Rudbeckia
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    Â 2b hirta,rustic colors
    Â 3b unknown
    Â 4b Big Sky?
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    Â #73 Soapwort
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    Â #75 Sea Holly,Miss WillmottÂs Ghost
    Â #76 Shasta Daisy,Crazy Daisy
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    Â 2a Torchlight
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    Â #78 Gallardia
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    Â 2a unknown,burgundy
    Â 3a unknown
    Â 4a reular red or yellow
    Â #79
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    Â 2 campion,fuschia
    Â 3 campion,rose
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    Â #80
    Â 1 Verbena,Imaginator
    Â 2 Verbena bonariensis
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    Â 4 yarrow,red
    Â #81
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    Â 4 Lupine,Carolina Wild
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    Â #83
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    Â 6 disco belle red
    Â #88 Hollyhock
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    Â 3 red
    Â 4 green
    Â 5 yellow
    Â 6 black
    Â 7 white
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    Â #89 Hollyhock
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    Â #91 Beauty Berry,white
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    Â #93 a & b Native Crabapple
    Â #94 Buttonball Bush
    Â #95 Mimosa,pink
    Â #96 California Blubells
    Â #97 Rudbeckia,Green Wizard?
    Â #98 Papaver orientale,Indian Chief
    Â #99 Platycodon,Komachi
    Â #100
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    Â 2 dwarf blue sage
    Â 3 rose musk mallow
    Â 4 pink musk mallow
    Â #101 Chives 2-4-08
    Â 1 Regular
    Â 2 Garlic
    Â #102
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    Â 2 scilla,unknown
    Â 3 grape hyacinth
    Â 4 pineapple lily
    Â #103 Osteospermum
    Â 1 white w/ purple eye
    Â 2 mix
    Â #104 Oakleaf Hydrangea
    Â #105 Knautia Macedonia
    Â #106 BabyÂs Breath,pink
    Â #107 Bignoria capreolate,Tangerine Beauty
    Â #108 Carnatin,Chabaud Giant Mix
    Â #109 Japanese anemone
    Â #110 Ganzania,mixed colors
    Â #111
    Â 1 ophiopogon planiscapus ( Mondo Grass,regular)
    Â 2 Green Lirope,Monkey Grass
    Â 3 Lirope muscari
    Â 4 Lirope muscari,Big Blue lily turf
    Â #112
    Â 1 sidalcea ÂRosannaÂ
    Â 2 sidalcea ÂElsie Hughes"
    Â 3 sidalcea ÂBrilliantÂ
    Â 4 perennial lavetera
    Â #113
    Â 1 Malva,Windsor Castle
    Â 2 Campanula medium double mix
    Â 3 Campanula alliarifolia
    Â 4 Campanula rapunculoides
    Â #114
    Â 1 Lobelia,Kaiser Wilhelm
    Â 2 Lynchis ,Angel Blush
    Â 3 ratiba columnifera
    Â 4 Heuchera,Palace Purple
    Â #115
    Â 1 Persian cornflower
    Â 2 Veronica Speedwell
    Â 3 Painted Daisy
    Â 4 Persian Daisy,Robinson Crimson
    Â #116
    Â 1 Hardy agerteum
    Â 2 Mexican Hats
    Â 3 Gomphrena,deep pink
    Â 4 Inula ensifolia
    Â #117 Crepe Myrtle,dwarf,unknown color
    Â #118 Crepe Myrtle,fuschia
    Â #119 Rosa Rugosa
    Â #120 "Christmas Trees"
    Â #121 BearÂs Breeches
    Â #122 Heliopsis ,Summer Sun
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    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    I am off to a slow start this year, 21 jugs so far. I really have to control how much I sow this year as I'm running out of space again, and just can't handle maintenance on yet more beds. Just keeping up with watering took most of my time in last year's drought. I do suspect that a fair number of my plants will bite the dust over winter, though, after the stress of the summer heat. I'm planning mostly annuals this year, so I haven't even thought much about those yet. So far, some multiple jugs:
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    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    I am new to WSing...Starting last weekend, I WS'ed 37 small containers...1/2 gallon milk jugs, OJ cartons, coffee containers, Chicken Stock quarts...

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    Nasturtium
    Coreopsis
    Wild Aster
    Hesperis
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    last modified: 8 years ago

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  • lillyjane
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    last modified: 8 years ago

    I'm sow (hahaha) excited ! '') This is my first year WSing, I want to thank everyone who sent me seeds for postage. As of today I have 41-lg jugs (milk & 2-litter pop bottle) & 78-8oz cups going, & still more to plant! All the info I have been getting is so useful & the pics sure do help me understand better. So here is my list (some things I am only listing once because of the different kinds & colors)
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    shasta daisy
    mexican hat
    blackeyed susan
    yarrow
    bachelor button
    african daisy
    sweet william
    trumpet vine
    maiden pinks
    blackberry lily
    poppies
    cypress vine
    day lily
    ozark blue star
    butterfly bush
    four-o-clocks
    scarlet flax
    lupine
    juniper
    maltese cross
    gaillardia goblin liatris
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  • shemeows
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

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    Aster
    Primrose
    Sweet Pea
    Butterfly Weed
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    Morning Glories

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  • tracyvine
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

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    Echinacea Purpurea
    Echinacea Purpurea Double Decker
    Echinacea Atrorubens
    Lisianthus Misty Blue (echo series)
    Echinacea Purpurea Bright Star
    Echinacea Purpurea Primadonna Deep Rose
    Echnacea Purpurea Leviathan
    Echinacea Amado
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    Echnacea White Swan
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    Columbine Dragonfly
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    Columbine William Guiness
    Columbine Red/white
    Columbine Blue Star
    Dicentra Bleeding Hearts
    Clematis Fremontii
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  • philmont_709n2
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

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    Wingstem
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    Cutleaf Grapefern
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    Smooth Sumac
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    Yellow Foxglove
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    Prairie Smoke
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    Foxglove Beardtongue
    Swamp Vervain
    Rocky Mountain Bee Plant
    Scarlet Gillia
    Lyre Leafed Sage
    Gray's Sedge
    Partidge Berry
    Woodland Tobacco
    Jacob's Ladder
    Prickly Pear
    Indian Paintbrush
    Blue Lettuce

  • mo_girl
    Original Author
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    Kohlrabi Purple Vienna
    Alyssum
    Celosia Fresh Look
    Dianthus Red Trailing Carnation
    Yellow Pear Tomato
    Oxheart Tomato
    White Snowball Tomato
    Beefsteak Tomato
    Purple Bell Pepper
    Jalapeno Pepper

  • mo_girl
    Original Author
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    I WSd some herbs today. The only one I'm worried about is lemon grass, as I don't know if it's too early for it. I saved a few back though.

    Some of you other zone 6'ers are making me feel like a slacker. You have some SERIOUS lists.

    Herbs:

    Cilantro
    Chives
    Dill Fernleaf
    Lemon Grass
    Rosemary
    Flat Parsley
    St. John's Wort

    I wasn't able to get any chives to germinate last year. Hopefully it will happen this time.

  • lillyjane
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    WAAA--HOOOOO !!!!!! I have babies !!!!
    So far I have sproutin:
    Cleome
    Morning glory
    Marigold
    Zinnia
    Hollyhock
    Blue boy B.B.
    Mystery flower
    Maiden pinks

    I also have ws earlier this week:
    Tomato
    Rose moss
    Squash
    Petunia
    Snapdragon
    Lupine
    Foxglove
    And more to go! ")
    DH got out the tractor yesterday & plowed up a larger spot for garden. I can't wait to start decorating the yard with flowers & veggies. ")
    Jan (lillyjane)

  • vera_eastern_wa
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    Penstemon 'Huskers Red' (germinated)
    Yvonne's Salvia
    Salvia (annual blue NOID)
    Heuchera 'Purple Palace'
    Golden Marguerite (germinated)
    Rudbeckia hirta (germinated)
    Columbine 'Black Barlow'
    Columbine 'Nora Barlow'
    Clarkia
    Calendula nana 'Citrus Cocktail'(germinated)
    Impatiens balsamina
    Nasturtium 'Tip Top'
    Nasturtium 'Empress of India'
    Melampodium
    Scabiosa
    Phlox drummondii
    Malva 'Zebrina'
    Malva 'Braveheart'
    Matthiola (Stocks)
    Snapdragon 'Black Prince'
    Sweet Pea 'Miss Wilmot'
    Strawflower

  • PVick
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    So far ...

    Alyssum
    Astilbe 'Arendsii' mixed
    Astilbe 'Peach Blossom' (not sure I collected the seeds properly)
    Bachelor Buttons - germinated!
    Blue Flax (old seed)
    Campanula 'Isabella' (old seed)
    Cleome (old seed)
    Columbine 'Wild Eastern'
    Columbine 'McKana's Giants'
    Dianthus 'Siberian Blues' - germinated!
    Lettuce 'Little Gem'
    Painted Daisy mix
    Pansy - mixed, old seed (may get nothing)
    Penstemon 'Husker's Red' - (absolutely WANT this!)
    Petunia 'Laura Bush'
    Poppy 'Red Scallop' - germinated!
    Rudbeckia 'Toto'
    Snapdragon 'Kim's Orange Bicolor'
    Snapdragon 'Tequila Sunrise'
    Tomato 'Bush Big Boy'
    Tree Mallow (lavatera)
    Yarrow 'Cassis' - germinated!
    Yarrow 'Parker's Golden' (old seed)

    A lot of the seeds I'm sowing this year are 5-6 years old, so I've got my fingers crossed. I'm a serious seed addict and my eyes are most definitely too big for my garden!

    Still have a bunch of annuals to sow, and some more veggies too.

    PV

  • tracyvine
    15 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    These are my new additions to my previous list. I have more seeds on order and can't wait for them to get here so I can get more containers done! LOL!

    Sweet Peas Regal Robe
    Platycodon Grandiflora White Double Balloon Flower
    Platycodon Grandiflora Pink Balloon Flower
    Digitalis Mertonensis Strawberry Foxglove
    Digitalis Parviflora Milk Chocolate
    Aquilegia Hybrida Winkie Double Red Columbine
    Aquilegia Hybrida Dwarf Beidermeier Columbine
    Aquilegia Vulgaris Tower Lights Blue Columbine
    Geranium Pratense "Painters Palette"
    Digitalis Purpurea Apricot
    Clethra Rosea
    Asiatic Lilies Tiger Lily Retracted Petals
    Lisianthus Eustoma Champagne

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