late planting; was Initiation of root growth in Fritillaria affinis
Peter Taggart (Sun, 02 Dec 2012 07:25:42 PST)

your minimally heated shed sounds like a larger version of my "coolest
windowsill" - that room is quite chilly!
Peter (UK)

On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 2:49 PM, Russell Stafford, Odyssey Bulbs <
russell@odysseybulbs.com> wrote:

I routinely set out flats of hardy geophytes (e.g., Corydalis spp.)
in late fall and early winter, after average minimum temperatures
have dropped below freezing. But first the planted flats (which are
16 inches square and 5.5 inches deep) spend at least 2 weeks in a
minimally heated shed where temperatures stay above about 4 degrees