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Re: Amaranthus

After the flower is fairly dry, you should be able to see tiny black seeds
clinging to the stalk.  Shake the seed head in a paper sack to catch the
seeds.  If the head is not dry, but seed is mature, you can bring heads in
the house to dry before shaking seed into a bag.  I have not grown 
"Spendor" before, so maybe your seeds will not be black, but they should
still produce seed the the way mine did.  Mine also reeds by itself freely
in zone 8.

Glenda

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> From: Tinny Thillart <tinny@sprint.ca>
> To: seeds-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Amaranthus
> Date: Monday, August 10, 1998 7:02 PM
> 
> Can anyone help me out with this plant, I would like to collect seeds,
but
> where would I find them.  I was given one plant from a relative, and they
> are really beautiful and would like to start them indoors during the
winter
> for next spring, now all I have to do is find out where the seed is
located.
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Amaranthus (Early Splendor)
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