They do, admittedly, take time to germinate. Be prepared to wait anywhere from 2-6 weeks for tiny rose seedlings to appear. Once the seeds have germinated, remove the plastic wrap or clear lid ...

Germinating seeds indoors is a pretty straightforward ... Use a mister or fine-rose watering can for gentle hydration. Once seedlings emerge, remove the plastic wrap or dome gradually to prevent ...

using a can without a rose, to create the damp conditions that seeds need to germinate. Annuals can be sown in drills within an informal outline. Carefully sow the seeds along the drill so they're ...

As interest in using native plants increases, more home gardeners might be interested in starting perennial plants from seed. Native plants can be difficult to find in garden centers and ...