seed propagation
- Subject: seed propagation
- From: B*
- Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 17:09:50 -0400
Hi, I'm relatively new and have very few irises, varieties that is, in my collection. I started my gardens several years ago after finding a huge pile of discarded bulbs and rhizomes along the side of the road. Knowing what they could become, I tore up the yard and started what has become quite an obsession. Each year I return to the pile. This year, I found nearly one hundred rhizomes with leaves. Some bloomed, most have grown 6 or more strong leaves and apparently all have lived. I have bought a new property with 1.5 acres of yard and another 4 acres of woods and swamp. I plan to take some of plants along with me. My current garden is now three years old and many of the Bearded I have now have seed pods, as well as some of my three year old daylilies. Would someone be so kind as to give me the scoop on how to propagate from seeds. I'm not sure when to remove the pods, what to do with the seeds and when to plant them in pots. Thanks in advance.
Bill Wardwell
Bristol, RI
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