Re: germination temps was: hum....
> Am always curious about absolutes in seed
> germination instructions:-) Ma Nature knows no absolutes :-)
> So true, Marge. I decided years ago that any time someone tells me that
> something in the plant world must be done in one exact way and no other,
> I immediately make a mental note that that person doesn't know what he/.she
> is talking about.
In this case it sounds like Nyssa sylvatica is an exception -- you get much
better germination with constant cold temperatures. And since it's Mike
Dirr's favorite tree and he's spent years trying to find better ways to
propagate it, I figure he knows what he's talking about. ;)
That sounds confrontational -- it wasn't meant to be. I'm just tired. The
boiler guy is here and gave me a $500 quote for repair. Ack!
Chris
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