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New ones this year

15 years ago

Hello,

I have a few annuals that I am growing for the first time this year. I really like them and I am wondering how easy the seeds are to collect. Does anyone have experience collecting seeds from:

1) Purple Wave Petunias

2) Schizanthus

3) Clarkia

4) Chinese houses

Please let me know.

Thanks

George

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ten_steps_ahead
15 years ago
Hi George,

I save seed from my wave petunias. They are small but easy to collect.
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