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"content": "I scattered native plant seeds on Sat Feb 21:\n\n* Early goldenrod / Solidago juncea\n* Virginia bluebells / Mertensia virginica\n* Canadian wood betony / Pedicularis canadensis\n\nI scraped at the leaves \u0026 dirt and tried to drop seeds into crevices/depressions so they would be protected, while still technically on the surface. I hear these seeds need light to grow and can't be buried deep.\n\nWas this too late for cold stratification?\n\n#NativePlants #gardening #zone7b #Philly #ColdStratification\nhttps://cdn.masto.host/jawnsclub/media_attachments/files/116/139/348/486/678/396/original/a02ed28b760da7e2.jpg\n",
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