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Mon, Jul 4, 05 at 18:09
| I tried some Allium ostrowskianum this year. I had forgotten about them. The leaves looked just like the daffodils, and then was I surprised when they bloomed! They bloomed at a great "between" time when nothing much else was happening. I thought they were adorable. They were a hot pink color that was very distinctive.
The seed heads have dried. If I want increase, should I leave them on, or cut them? Do they set viable seed that I can scatter? |
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- Posted by applecider z4_ME (My Page) on Fri, Jul 8, 05 at 0:11
| According to one source, it says to sow seed in the autumn when the temp is around 18-22ºC (64-71ºF) for best germination rates. -Nick |
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