How do you find good seed germination info?

15 years ago

I bought this great little bedding annual this spring, out in South Dakota, but I am having a tough time finding info on it. It is Coleostephus myconis, my google skills are usually pretty good, but here I am falling short. I have only found pictures, that is does exist, that there is a cultivar named moonlight and that it is invasive in Brazil. What I would like to know is how to get the seeds to go for next year and how much time it will take and so on. So does anyone know of a good way to track down this kind of information? Or are there seed starting basics that I should just fall back on? Cute as hell plant, want more, would share seeds too...Helen.

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ginkgonut
15 years ago
Several synonyms were listed when I googled. Have you tried these? Chrysanthemum multicaule seemed to produce better hits.
heleninramsey
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks...I will try that, I applaud your google-a-tude....Helen.
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lillyann70
15 years ago
Helen, This is a little off the subject you started but I have to find out how the garden tour went today. How did you have time to e-mail when your gardens were the highlight of the garden tour? I was so sad that I was unable to go today. How did it go? Your gaRDENS ARE BEAUTIFUL SO i'M SURE EVERYONE LOVED THEM. CHERYL
heleninramsey
Original Author
15 years ago
Ginkgonut...Thanks, lots of info under that name. I should have thought of that as some of my favorite plants have undergone name changes.

Cheryl...I was wondering where you were. The garden tour was such a joy, I am sure that Helen next door and I were the happiest people there! Everyone was so nice and fun to talk to, we had a ball! We are indebted. You do know where I live...and you are more than welcome to stop by for a personal tour. What good IS a garden that you have no one to share it with?

Helen.
lillyann70
15 years ago
Heleninramsey, We (Lisa and I) are waiting for you to visit us. Let's do a morning next week if possible. I think you have Lisa's e-mail. Let us know when you are available to come out. I would love to see your gardens again. Thanks, Cheryl