Re: Greetings and questions

Your instincts are pretty good. All of your unknowns appear to be Siberian
seedlings... probably from modern cvs.

You can save the seed for at least 4 years without losing much viability.
When you settle down, just plant the seeds about 1" deep at the end of the
growing season and let Nature do the work of stratifying them for you.

Christy

THE ROCK GARDEN
Newport, WA
http://www.povn.com/rock/

----- Original Message -----
From: "deepblue280" <deepblue280@yahoo.com>
>I've formed an
> image of them being Japanese or perhaps, Siberian (pretty scientific,
> eh?). We were able to harvest seeds BUT since we are in the process of
> moving (have to sell the house first) we may not be able to plant them
> til next fall. How long will the seeds remain viable?




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