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Has anyone grown or know a seed source of Schizopetalon walkeri?

flowersandthings

18 years ago

Has anyone grown Schizopetalon walkeri? Does anyone know where to get seeds? I know its too late now to grow it but I was wondering for next year..... Look (and they're supposed to be fragrant! Almond's not my favorite scent but I'll take it in a flower.... and a cookie!).... look at these flowers! So interesting! :)

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:11325}}

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cinnamonscone
18 years ago
I found the seeds at the link below. I am tempted to order them too!

Here is a link that might be useful: Select Seeds
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