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Sun, Nov 11, 12 at 13:15
| I found it a little strange for so many of the hedychiums to produce seed this year. I know it is common for the white butterfly but this is a first for the others. I do have lots of natural pollinators so I guess that is why. At least five different varieties have made seed pods and they are ripe. I have not hand pollinated at all. I am interested in what some of the experts think.
James in Florida |
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- Posted by miketropic none (My Page) on Mon, Nov 12, 12 at 17:40
| im interested in what seeds you have. not had much luck growing them from seed but im willing to give it another shot |
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- Posted by jamesmaloy 8b Florida (My Page) on Fri, Nov 30, 12 at 23:43
| hey Miketropic, sorry for being so long in replying. Just been busy. Kanes pink, aurianticum, angustifolium, and pink v have all produced seed. also another unnamed one. What zone are you in? Did you have rhizomes or started plants? Just curious. I ordered a rhizome once for wayside gardens it never did a thing, had to get a refund. I will never order a rhizome again. send an email to my email address if you want from my page James in Florida |
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