Depending on where you live, cockscombs are usually considered annuals. The seed could be planted after the soil warms, and after the frost date in your area. They do best in a sunny spot.
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How about tilling and amending the soil now? That way when the seedlings are ready, your soil will be too.
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https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/cockscomb/growing-cockscomb-flowers.htm
thank you. HllThe article is very helpful
Depending on where you live, cockscombs are usually considered annuals. The seed could be planted after the soil warms, and after the frost date in your area. They do best in a sunny spot.