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Direct Sowing Daylily Seeds Outdoors in Ohio After Freezer Storage

Plant seeds in pots, lightly cover, keep evenly moist in sun. Freezer storage may have satisfied stratification (fridge is safer to avoid frost damage). Seedlings emerge in ~21 days, look like grass. Feed half-strength 12-12-12 when handleable, transplant to cells. Plant in garden when identifiable, in well-drained soil, full sun.

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