Schrebera alata(wild jasmine)
nat9butter
17 years ago
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Hi S Africans
Anyone tried growing schebera alata from seed and
do they take five years to bloom from seed?
The plants are described as fast growing in one of
my reference books. Seeds seem to germinate readily within
two weeks at 80 F after a 4 hours of soaking in water.
I will probably wind up growing them in large tubs.
Thanks
Nathan in Vancouver, WA(USA)
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