Hibiscus and ramblings
Is there a secret to getting hihiscus seed to germinate ? I planted some a few weeks back and it hasn't . The seed came from the Ozark Seed Swap , and I have no idea how it was kept or how old it was . The Sweet Cicely (aka sweet root here) hasn't sprouted either , but it needs a cold period and I don't think it got that so I'll chill some this coming winter and try again next year . Or just look around in the woods and find some , it grows wild here . The other day while I was working on our new kitchen I noticed a nice patch of May Apples nearby , reminded me that now it the time to spot those and mark them . By the time they ripen the foliage is gone . I think my self-rooted rose experiment has taken , at least it hasn't died though there is no new growth yet . The tomato leaf I tried has rooted , but there is no new growth there , probably because I picked the wrong part of the plant to propagate . \ Everything else ('maters and peppers mostly) is ready to set out , just waiting for the last frost date to plant them . I think today I'll get the hot box cleaned up and repaired so I can get them all hardened off . Got black plastic out on the garden to kill the weeds/grass before i plant , to be followed with a heavy straw mulch to keep them from coming back . It never fails to amuse me that people complain so much about the explosive weed growth after they fertilize/amend the soil . I mean , weeds like all that good stuff too ! -- Snag |
Hibiscus and ramblings
Terry Coombs wrote:
Is there a secret to getting hi[b]hiscus seed to germinate ? Can't be much of a secret with all the info on the net: http://www.gardenguides.com/85442-st...cus-seeds.html I planted some a few weeks back and it hasn't. The seed came from the Ozark Seed Swap, and I have no idea how it was kept or how old it was. The Sweet Cicely (aka sweet root here) hasn't sprouted either, but it needs a cold period and I don't think it got that so I'll chill some this coming winter and try again next year. Or just look around in the woods and find some, it grows wild here. |
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