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chinese forget me nots

18 years ago

I have some chinese forget me nots (flower is pure vivid blue). I am trying to figure out the seed pods on. Are the seed pods yellow spikey looking little things? If so, is this the actual seed or are there seeds inside the yellow spikey pod? When should these be harvested... like they are now (yellow) or wait till they are brown?

Thanks in advance!

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Hollywog
18 years ago
check out this site:

http://theseedsite.co.uk/db22.html

it has a picture of the seed pod of the chinese forget me not and also a picture of the seed itself.
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