I'm in central KY, too, down near the KY river. Did a test seeding of my forest hills last spring, and got excellent results. A few sprouts have been pulled up out of the ground, still trying to figure out what's doing that, with a game camera. Probably turkeys.
Like any farming, it's trial and error, every piece of land is just a little bit different. I got a fair idea of what sort of surroundings the seeds like from last spring's planting, they sure love to grow under an osage orange bush. Plan on taking the learnings from this spring, and seeding heavier next fall.
You selling any seeds or 2-3YO roots? I'm looking for both to put out in the fall, and some next spring. Want to see how much better fall planting does.
I'm just jazzed that I found something that can be raised on this craggy piece of land I have. The more I read about sang, the more my hills looked perfect - 80% hardwood shade, bloodroot, wild ginger and jack in the pulpit already growing there.
Need any bloodroot? I got plenty.
