Can I Plant Vitaliana In Early Fall
You can plant Vitaliana in early fall. Its bloom time is normally in late spring. The plant is categorized under Alpines and is easy to grow as long as the drainage is good.
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Hi Danielle, thanx for your question. I would plant the seed in a pot of good potting soil and leave the pot outdoors for the entire winter. Keep it watered so it doesn't dry out...
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