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Echinacea seed
Last autumn, with my Carol Klein hat on, I harvested a lot of Echinacea
seed from several varieties which we like. Ones such as "Fatal Attraction", Harvest Moon", "Sundown" etc. They provide such a beautiful splash of colour. I'd be grateful for any advice based on members' experience on the best way to germinate these seeds. There is a lot of conflicting information on the Internet - much of it US based probably because coneflowers like Echinacea are native to N. America. As recommended somewhere, I have sown a few seeds in a heated propagator in the greenhouse which gets loads of sunlight. This was 2-3 weeks ago - so far not a sign of life. The seeds were properly collected, dried and stored, I believe. Any thoughts, tips or advice would be very welcome.... apart from learning to be patient:-) Many thanks. -- Gopher .... I know my place! |
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