Re: Seed Collection of Scillias, Grape Hyacinth, Anemone de Caen

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• Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 08:49:22 EDT
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In a message dated 98-04-20 12:45:01 EDT, you write:

<< I need to mow the area with the Anemone and Scillia so I'm hoping
 I can pick them before they are completely dried out (and pop open?). 
  >>
Tim,

I would wait until I could see some of the pods turning yellow, (don't wait
too long, or you'll end up with the slimmy mess that I talked about earlier)
then I would mow the entire area down with my lawnmower and drop the clippings
on your shaded clay area and allow it to rot this summer.  I bet next year you
will have scillia and anemones in this area to die for.

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