Greensage45
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On these spiderwort, are you able to collect seeds?
They form a sort of seedhead that should have 3 capsules. There would be only one seed in each capsule and is typically dark in color, but can be tan.
Ron :watering
As for the Hibiscus, no cuttings are needed; those again are something that I can obtain here and I would hate to have any shipping wasted on them. Now there could be the rare chance your Hibiscus actually creates a seedpod, and if that were to be I would love seeds! :rose
Check on the spiderwort though. This would be a good way of ensuring the survival of the white variety, by actively taking and collecting seeds.
I think they are incredible!
Ron
I also love Trilliums, do you grow those as well?
here is a double flowering Trillium
OMG...I have to share this picture...Look at all those Trilliums...at least a Trillium and a half LOL
They form a sort of seedhead that should have 3 capsules. There would be only one seed in each capsule and is typically dark in color, but can be tan.
Ron :watering
As for the Hibiscus, no cuttings are needed; those again are something that I can obtain here and I would hate to have any shipping wasted on them. Now there could be the rare chance your Hibiscus actually creates a seedpod, and if that were to be I would love seeds! :rose
Check on the spiderwort though. This would be a good way of ensuring the survival of the white variety, by actively taking and collecting seeds.
I think they are incredible!
Ron
I also love Trilliums, do you grow those as well?
here is a double flowering Trillium




OMG...I have to share this picture...Look at all those Trilliums...at least a Trillium and a half LOL
