Re: Brunnera Jack Frost was: Miscanthus Silver Feather

In a message dated 9/5/2003 1:38:11 PM Central Daylight Time, 
lindsey@mallorn.com writes:

> A seedling which
>   appeared beside it is also silver! 

It might be a seedling or plant from the crown of the main plant.  You can 
cut up the crowns into small pieces and each will grow into a small plant..in 
the case of 'Jack Frost' its a PPF plant.

If that person cultivates around there plants or broke apart the soil ball 
when they planted, it just might have been a small piece off of the original.

For those collection seeds, it would be very interesting to here what you get 
in the way of seedlings.

Paul

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