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Oops! Forgot I got some seedlings...

9 years ago

I found Some seedlings from crosses that I sowed in early spring.
Stupid me forgot I got these...

This is the result haha

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in ny zone5
9 years ago
Some of those have nice round leaves with puckering, are keepers. Yellows are always keepers. They need some drainage over winter and perhaps some mulch, should survive outside over your mild winter in Netherlands.
Good luck!
Bernd
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
the yellow one is the only one of any POTENTIAL .. imho ...

elsewise... one might think.. we have enough round puckered ones ...

i see labels ... knowing the crosses .. or momma might change my mind ...

what bern said about winter ..

ken
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Dutchgreener
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks for the tips!
Culling time will be in spring.
andi_mn
9 years ago
the green to the left of the yellow has a gorgeous perfect heart shape
andi_mn
9 years ago
the green to the left of the yellow has a gorgeous perfect heart shape
luuk
9 years ago
Beautiful seedlings, ...it's always nice to be surprised by what they can come up, here one of my yellow seedlings.
Dutchgreener
Original Author
9 years ago
Luuk, thats just... Wow!

Love that one.

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