Plant name | Zone | Start seeds indoors (spring/fall) | Start seeds outdoors (spring/fall) | Plant seedlings/transplants outdoors (spring/fall) | Plant spacing | # plants per person |
Borage/Star flower | 3a | Not recommended | On/around May 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 3b | Not recommended | On/around May 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 4a | Not recommended | On/around May 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 4b | Not recommended | On/around May 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 5a | Not recommended | On/around April 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 5b | Not recommended | On/around April 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 6a | Not recommended | On/around April 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 6b | Not recommended | On/around April 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 7a | Not recommended | On/around April 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 7b | Not recommended | On/around April 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 8a | Not recommended | On/around March 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 8b | Not recommended | On/around March 15 (after last frost) | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 9a | Not recommended | Nov. 15-March 1 | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 9b | Not recommended | Nov. 15-March 1 | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 10a | Not recommended | December-April | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 10b | Not recommended | December-April | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 11a | Not recommended | December-April | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
Borage/Star flower | 11b | Not recommended | December-April | Not recommended | 12-18 inches | 1 |
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