growing from seed is not that difficult when you know how. To grow some lovely perennial flowers from seeds, you only need small pots or seedling trays and a good seed-raising mix to fill them with.

Don't let the cold weather stop you from realizing your growing ambitions. These stunning flowers can all be started indoors in winter for breathtaking results.

Discover which annuals, perennials, vegetables, trees, and shrubs to plant in winter. Learn how to establish seeds, bare root ...

Lupine and columbine are two examples of perennial flower seeds that can benefit from scarification. Scarification involves breaking down the seed coat enough so that water will be able to get in and ...

Flowering perennials, annuals and bedding plants will ... The majority of flowers bloom and set seed, a natural climax to the growth cycle. Deadheading flowers as they fade not only tidies up ...

Darwin Perennials marketing manager Marion Meesenburg ... which looks great contrasted against the dark flower/seed heads,” Wisniewski says. “It has been in the garden here in Lancaster ...

Or, you could take cuttings or sow new plants from collected seed (although many perennials will self seed, saving you the trouble). The flowering performance of lupins tends to peter off a few years ...

Celosia flowers are show-stoppers in the garden. Add even more beauty and color by pairing them with another garden star ...

Perennial sowthistle is an invasive species. Perennial sowthistle is found in colonies in cultivated fields, pastures, woodlands, roadsides and gardens. It spreads vegetatively, and by wind-borne ...

Seeds: Gray-brown and rough ... Source: Ohio State Weed Lab Archives, The Ohio State University, Bugwood.org. Perennial sowthistle flowering plant.