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01-04-2005, 07:38 PM
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Very old seed germinating
When in USA 13 years ago I was given some
Hibiscus seed- 1 year old then. I discovered some that I hadn't sown and planted them 2 weeks ago. I notice today that 1 seed at least has germinated. Tom Atkinson |
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04-04-2005, 07:55 PM
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In article , Tom Atkinson thomas@tho
masatkinson.wanadoo.co.uk writes When in USA 13 years ago I was given some Hibiscus seed- 1 year old then. I discovered some that I hadn't sown and planted them 2 weeks ago. I notice today that 1 seed at least has germinated. Tom Atkinson Last year I through down some old (early 1990s) foxglove seed in my father's garden, and this produced lots of plants. Ditto Lavatera trimestris seed of similar vintage, but not Allium aflatunense or Centaurea cyanus. Poppy seed (at least some species) can germinate after much longer. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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