Bloodroot seeds are popping.

15 years ago

Checked some earlier this morning and they're ripe. Some had already popped and were laying on the ground. Hard to believe we're already in seed collection time!

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leftwood
15 years ago
About an hour ago I had checked one of my Jeffersonia dubia plants. It had already dropped almost all its seed. The native Jeffersonia diphylla still needs some ripening time.

And I have already collected seed of several alpine species. I suspect Virginia Bluebells have already dropped seed also, and of course it would be to late to collect Dutchman's Breeches seed now. Today I collected Fritillaria meleagris (Checkered Lily) seed.

Yes, the seed collecting season has definitely started.
dandy_line (Z3b N Cent Mn)
15 years ago
Thanks for the heads up. I'll go check my Boodroot tomorrow. I just noticed Solomons Seal seeds are getting ready to drop. They should be over in about 2 weeks.
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Bloodroot seeds are popping.

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leftwood

dandy_line (Z3b N Cent Mn)

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