Snip swollen seed pods carefully—they explode at the slightest touch. Store in an envelope in a cool, dark, dry place. In late April, till the bed, scatter seeds on the surface (don't cover—they need light to germinate), pat down, and keep moist. Sprouts appear in weeks; flowers by mid-June.
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