can i still grow?

well i had about 30 bag seed germinating in peat pots, but what do you know they died. apparently peat pots suck for growing in Lesson Learned. now i live in eastern WA and the winter here has come very late the last two or three years, so would it be cool to still plant? and by late winter i mean the first frost didn't come till December.

you can plant em they just wont get as biggggggg

it will if started in mid summer

hmmmmmmm well you may need drainage holes with that fancy mix or your just.......well it wouldnt be good

South Texas said:

Not too late. Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hrs. Make a mixture of soil containing organic potting soil, perlite, vermiculite, Mosser's peat moss, greensand, whole ground corn meal, molasses, Epsom salt, Medenia Hasta Gro plus & compost. Fill Kiddie pool 2/3RD's way with the shit, sprinkle out 100 seeds, cover lightly with same soil, 1/4TH", sprinkle with water carefully, every day. Go from there.

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I'm up here in this "late winter-crappy spring" too . . . NorthWest U.S.
I think you/we still have a shot. May I suggest starting them exactly like you would tomato seeds, then moving them out once established in a few weeks.
The last few years, I've grown a couple, in pots, amongst my vegetable garden plants. Come September, I spray em' for mites*, then move them inside to a south facing window and let them bloom normally. Has worked perfectly.
You have to spray X2, once for the living, once for the eggs, 2-3 weeks later, just to be sure. I use a product called Eight, which is used on veggies up to the day before they are harvested. Always spray prior to flowering, IF you have an insect issue.

cool thanks i'll go ahead and plant.