Anise Hyssop seeds ?

14 years ago

Where are they located on the plant ? I have flower stalks that are brown and dry, but I'm not seeing any seeds. Love this plant and would love to start some seeds next year.

Carol

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remy_gw
14 years ago
Carol,
There are no seed pods. The seeds are nestled at the base of the dead flowers along the stem. Cut the flowers off into a bag, you'll end up seeing some of the seeds. Then just move the dead flowers around and you'll see more pop out. There's lot of little seeds hiding in them.
Remy
msmisk
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14 years ago
Thanks, Remy. I'll give that a try.

Carol
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