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Re: Pulsatilla

In article <33A3A191.7644@eskimo.com>, Duncan McAlpine
<mcalpin@eskimo.com> writes
>Now that Pulsatilla have bloom and the seeds are ripe, what do we do in
>collecting the seeds and do we need to stratify them before we sow? 
>
>When is the correct time to sow?
>Do we break off the ends of the seed tail?

I grew some Pulsatilla from commercial seeds awhile back (just getting
into flowering stage when I moved house and lost the plants... :-()

The seed was from a commercial source, therefore dried, and I just
stuffed it into pots and put into a propagator. I didn't even know it
was supposed to be a difficult thing to germinate. But enough germinated
for my needs.

I did snap the "tails" off, though, so perhaps this is the key?

-- 
Alison Brooks  

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