This is a process I have never personally tried. I have seen it done, and still enjoy the Siberian Irises that were started that way about 25 years ago. I was a little scared to put $30 worth of seeds in a bag of damp sand in my fridge, but the
farm that sold them to me says that is my best chance for success. Fingers crossed I haven't already killed the poor things before I even get them in the ground. $30 is a lot to have spent on seeds, I know, but the fact the mix I ordered contains native wildflowers that were produced in Northern Wisconsin makes me believe they can grow in the southern third of the state.
The description is what I am looking for in a garden:
Create a paradise of serenity and beauty out of your wet areas! Everwilde blends flaming 'Cardinal Flower' with the gold 'Marsh Marigold' and periwinkle 'Blue Lobelia', accompanied by bold sprays of lavender, pink, and blue; all enveloped in lush foliage to perfect your planting. Invite Nature's artistic touch to paint a delightful picture of lasting beauty on your property. Soak yourself in radiance and quiet beside the still waters.
