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Convert a hellstrip into clover (or something else)?
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That sounds like a good start! Next best time to seed and/or plant is the fall. Common blue violets make seeds around then if you want to collect them yourself.
oh that's convenient! We do have violets in the backyard, maybe I could harvest the seeds then. I don't think I've ever harvested seeds from anything before.
EDIT: after some reading, it seems that lyreleaf sage is not present in my area (which I'm starting to think is a little bit of an unusual spot ecologically). But the wild strawberries on the list are! Wild strawberries and blue violets sounds so magical...