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Tuesday - April 17, 2012
From: Bastrop, TX
Region: Southwest
Topic: Planting, Herbs/Forbs, Wildflowers
Title: When do you put out bluebonnet seeds in Bastrop, TX?
Answered by: Jimmy Mills
QUESTION:
When do you put out bluebonnet seeds?? I hear fall but don't the seeds pop out of dried up plants in early summer?ANSWER:
This is an often-asked question, so the Wildflower Center has placed three articles in the All About Bluebonnets box on our How to Articles page. These articles should answer most of your questions about bluebonnets.
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