Now is the time to plant annual seeds that require a twelve week indoor start time. Plants that include snap dragons, rudbeckia and sunflowers need a head start in order to develop properly. I consider “Mothers Day” the final weekend for planting outdoors but you are generally clear to plant annuals until late May in zone four. Let the season begin and remember, have fun and enjoy the process! Cheers.
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