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| This is from a lone hyacinth in my kitchen window flowerbed.
are these seeds? Can they be grown into plants? If so, how? Dora |
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- Posted by cyrus_gardner (My Page) on Thu, Apr 9, 09 at 22:59
| It is quite possible. Any bulb can produce seeds from which you can grow the same. Generally, a plants purpose of blooming is to produce seeds and by that means to propagate its gene, to guarantee the survival his specey. Let your hyacinth seeds dry naturally and experiment with planting and growing more hyacinths. I am going to try my daffodills also. |
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| My hyacinth's and daffodils have pods on them. I'm hoping to harvest seeds and grow them as well. I love growing bulbs from seed! |
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