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WHEN TO PLANT: You can start moss rose plants from seed indoors six to eight weeks before your area’s projected last frost date. Once there’s no longer any danger of frost, you can plant your moss rose directly in the ground.

SOIL: Choose a site with sandy soil. Moss rose plants will tolerate most types of soil, but they thrive in sandy, well-draining soil.

SOW: Expose seeds to the sun. Whether you’re starting your seeds indoors or outdoors, scatter them on top of lightly moistened soil.

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GERMINATION: They need light to germinate, so be sure not to cover them up. Germination takes about two weeks.

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USDA ZONE: While they need lots of warm sunlight to thrive, moss roses are fairly adaptable and can survive in USDA hardiness zones 2 to 11.