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Sun, Aug 6, 06 at 20:02
| I have a Tiger lily that has produced seeds where the leaves meet the stalk. I have plucked some of the seeds. What should I do now to grow the seeds for next year.
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| Just set them on top of the soil and they'll almost immediately send down a root (the green top will take longer). Enjoy! |
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| Thanks Shadyside, I'll get them started right away. |
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- Posted by lilium_guy56 4a (My Page) on Fri, Aug 11, 06 at 1:20
| I had this great benefit 10+ years ago. Carefully remove the "baby bulbs" and plant them just at the soil surface somewhere that will NOT be disturbed for 2-3 years. The 3rd spring you will have full size plants and blooms. it will help if you replant them a bit deeper each fall. What variety do you have? My original stock has since died out and I gave away all the new ones. |
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