You're in Virginia (Zone 7), new to seed starting, want feasible perennials. Key fact: most perennials from seed bloom Year 2, not Year 1.
Most store-bought perennial seeds germinate easily. The wait is the test. Mark your calendar: "Year 2 = flowers."
Happy growing. The second-year payoff is worth it.
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