veronica seeds

14 years ago

Can someone please tell me what the Veronica seeds look like.

I just stripped the whole end of the dried flower, but don't know what to save.

Thanks

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remy_gw
14 years ago
Hi,
They are very small flat disk things. They are a medium reddish brown.
Not all veronica flowers make seeds. Some varieties of veronica are more prolific seeders than others. Good seeds come from the flattish brown pods with a line going through them where they open.
Remy
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