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Hakonechloa 'aurea'

18 years ago

My Hakonechloa has finally, after 3 years started to grow into a beautiful clump and, low and behold I have seeds!

Can I expect this variety to grow "true" from seed ?

Has anyone else grown it ?

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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
18 years ago
That would be 'Aureola' and since I have never seen seed for sale and all resources indicate propagation is by division, I'd venture to say the seed is sterile or will not come true to form.
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