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Sunflower, new variety?
Hi, thought it might be interesting that I have
a strange sunflower in by garden. I planted the seeds a bit late, may-june, and since 2 weeks week they finally started to develop a flower, which opened last week. Nice to see that there are still bees at this time of year. I planted 5 seeds, 4 of them developed normal, but the fifth does not only have a flower on top, but also at every branch, originating from the pit between the branch for the leave and the main branch. How does this score on the scale of rarities? Also, I intend to harvest the seeds from this particular 'defective' sunflower, how do I do that the best way? Last question, will I become a millionaire, with this new variety? If interested, I can provide some pictures. -- Thanks, Frank Bemelman (remove 'x' & .invalid when sending email) |
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