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Aug 6, 2013 7:01 AM CST
Name: Karen
Valencia, Pa (Zone 6a)
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I don't really know, chelle, as I've never tried the paper towel.

However, if not deadheaded here, they volunteer like weeds, within weeks of dropping from the plant. If I want a new plant in a particular place, I just pluck the mature seeds from the plant and throw the seeds on the ground where I want them. They usually come up fast, overwinter as seedlings, and bloom the next spring. Sometimes Mother Nature knows best. Smiling

I really think the trick to germinating columbine is to sow them as fresh as possible. Then they need no cold strat.

Karen

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