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Do these seeds come true?

13 years ago

Hello!

I have a few seeds that I'll be planting in the next couple of weeks. I am wondering if the following come true from seed so I know if I should save the seeds from them or not. THANKS!

BASIL: Purple Dark Opal and Thai Siam Queen

DILL

OREGANO

SAGE

POPPY BREAD SEED

HYSSOP: Blue Licorice

ROSEMARY

HABENERO

CELERY

Are there any plants that could be avoided planting with them in order to save seed? I have lots of space, so I could separate plants if needed.

I have already looked up the many other vegetables and herbs that I will be planting, but any help would be greatly appreciated as I love collecting seed. Unfortunately, a Google search never really answers my questions. Thanks!

Comments (2)

countrycarolyn
13 years ago
Only one I have question about is the hyssop I am really not that familiar with the blue licorice hyssop.

The others I would say are ok and good to go. You may want to try and not plant your basils to close together but I am not really sure how far apart they should be without having an issuing of crossing.

Maybe remy well come along and shed some more light!!
redthreaddiy
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks!!
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