Heuchera

15 years ago

I purchased one of these (Palace Purple) and it had a flower stalk with seeds on it. They are tiny capsules like round balls, anyway, I was going to replant it and I took the seed stalk off.

They are really small, but it I dry them out should they grow?

Thanks,

Fran

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ramazz
15 years ago
The round balls on the flower stems are the seed pods. If they are completely dry, there are ripe seeds inside. The seeds are very small and black. I crushed a bunch of the seed pods and put everything into a baggie to save. I had to use a magnifying glass to confirm that the seeds were there.

Becky
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