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 DAHLIA hybrids  Dahlia  Zone 8  dal’yu  Perennial  Easy Asteraceae; native to Mexico. Germination: For best results, sow indoors 4-6 weeks before planting outside, maintaining a temperature of 68-70° F. Or sow outdoors when danger of...
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 DELOSPERMA cooperi  Hardy Iceplant  Zones 6 to 9  de-lo-sper’må ku’-per-i  Perennial  Moderate Aizoaceae, native to South Africa. Germination: Best sown indoors at 70-72° with no cover as light aids in germination. Seeds will germinate...
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 DELPHINIUM species  Delphinium  Zones 2 to 7  del-fin’-e-um  Perennial  Moderate Ranunculaceae; native to Siberia. Germination: Sow outdoors anytime in spring or summer, up to two months before first frost. Indoors, cover the seeds with...
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 DIANTHUS species  Carnation, Pinks  Zone 3 to 9  di-an’-thus  Perennial  Easy Caryophllaceae; native to Europe. Germination: For best results, sow indoors, covering the seeds with four times their thickness in soil. Maintain a temperature...
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 DICENTRA spectabilis  Bleeding Heart  Zones 9 to 11  di-sen’-trå spec-tå’-bil-is  Perennial  Challenging Fumariaceae; native to Siberia, northern to China, and Korea. Germination: For best results, sow outdoors in late fall or early...
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 DICHONDRA micrantha  Dichondra  Zones 8 to 10  di-kon’-drå mi-cran’-thå  Perennial  Easy Convolvulaceae; native to the West Indies. Germination: Sow outdoors from March to May on a prepared seed bed. Lightly cover seed and keep moist....
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 DIGITALIS species  Foxglove  Zones 3 to 9  dij-i-tal’-is  Biennial,Perennial  Easy Scrophulariaceae; native to Europe, Northwest Africa, and Central Asia. Germination: For best results, sow indoors, leaving the seeds uncovered. Maintain a...
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 DIONAEA muscipula  Venus Fly Trap  Zones 8 to 10  di-o-ne’å mus-kip’u-lå  Perennial  Difficult Droseraceae; native to swamps of North and South Carolina. Germination: Sow indoors at alternating temperatures of 68 and 86° with no cover...
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 DODECATHEON meadia  Shooting Star  Zones 4 to 8  do-de-cath’-e-on me’-de-å  Perennial  Moderate Primulaceae; native to NW United States. Germination: Outdoors, sow in late fall or early winter for germination the following spring....
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 DORONICUM  Leopard’s Bane  Zones 4 to 8  dôr-on-i-kum  Perennial  Moderate Asteraceae; native to Sicily and Asia Minor. Germination: For best results, sow indoors, leaving the seeds uncovered. Maintain a temperature of 68-70° F during...
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