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ISO source single portulaca seeds

Posted by marietd 6a PA (My Page) on
Fri, Aug 7, 09 at 10:29

I'm looking to buy seeds for single portulacas. Doing a Google search only turns up the double ones. Thanks in advance for any help.


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RE: ISO source single portulaca seeds

If you are looking for the old fashion plant look for Rose Moss or Moss Rose seeds. If you are looking for the larger leafed plant that is currently fashionable I have only seen as plants.

It is too late to plant portulaca for flowers this year. You might end up with a few flowers but only until frost kills the plants. It would better to wait until December to purchase unless you find the seeds on the 10 for $1.00 racks that can appear at any time of the year.


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RE: ISO source single portulaca seeds

Thank you for your follow-up. You may be interested to learn that my single portulaca seed self-sowed. I didn't have to plant seeds, since enough germinated (In zone 5b)to keep going year after year. I've relocated my home and was suprised to learn that I can't find seeds for single flowers for love nor money. Again, thank you for responding.


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RE: ISO source single portulaca seeds

Go back to the old homestead and ask the new owner if you can have some soil from the Portulaca bed.


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RE: ISO source single portulaca seeds

Good idea, but I'm the old/new owner. I returned here after almost 20 years away. I did find a source online in quantity at seedsavers exchange. I've reclaimed, and am trying to recreate, part of the garden as a nostalgia area. It's been fun.


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