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Posts: 9013 28-04-08 20:27 Established Tree |
Hello all, whilst walking around the garden, nose to ground as you do, I happened to notice that our Christmas Rose now has big fat seed heads.
Can you tell me if these seeds can be sown now, and any special requirements. I'm not bothered about coming true to type.  
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Posts: 8641 28-04-08 20:57 |
They self seed in my gardens Linda.
 
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Posts: 4034 28-04-08 22:13 Established Tree |
Mine too. I dig up the babies once they are big enough to be moved and plant them elsewhere. I've increased my stock quite dramatically in this way.
 
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Posts: 25724 02-05-08 17:24 Auctioneer
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Mine too. I dig up the babies once they are big enough to be moved and plant them elsewhere. I've increased my stock quite dramatically in this way.Same here but I do find them slow to mature 
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Linda32 |
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Posts: 9015 02-05-08 18:49 Established Tree |
This one hasn't self seeded as yet. We shall see, I shall have a go at growing them anyway, nothing to loose and if the self seed than I can't see them needing any special treatment.
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