Re: Fremontodendron/flannel bush

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• Subject: Re: Fremontodendron/flannel bush
• From: K* <g*@primenet.com>
• Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 13:22:42 -0800
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>Does anyone know of germination method for freemontodendron. A kindly
>friend has sent me a few seeds, and there seems to be nothing in the
>archive on them.
>Mark
>Speakman in Annaghdown, Ireland
>markspkn@iol.ie


I have an Illustrated Encyclopedia of Gardening which says:

"Seeds should be sown in sandy soil in spring, and the young plants kept in
pots until they can be set in permanent places. Light, well-drained, loamy
soil is suitable.

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The A-Z Encyclopedia of the Am. Horticultural Soc says:

Propagation:  Sow seed at 55 - 64F (13-18C)  in spring.

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For a real expert opinion, you could contact the Theodore Payne Foundation,
in Sunland, California (818) area code. They sell all sorts of Calif.
native plants, and would surely have propagation hints.

Hope this helps. Let us know if you get them going.

Karen

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    • From: "Mark Speakman" <markspkn@iol.ie>

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