Re: codonopsis

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Subject: Re: codonopsis
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Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 06:30:53 -0800
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I've grown codonopsis clematifolia (spell check, please).

Sow as directed and just wait. I don't recall how long it took, but I got good germination.

I have a flat of it currently sowed, but along with all the primulas, verbenas, and *even the seed from China*, nothing has come up yet. This is certainly not the norm here as it's been a month since sowing.

I think I know what's up, but it's such an asinine error that I choose to not disclose it.

Diana Politika

The Greenhouse Nursery

Port Angeles, WA

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From: d*@sat-a-link.com

To: propagation@mallorn.com

Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 6:38 PM

Subject: codonopsis

Hi,

I ordered the seeds for codonopsis (bellflower) with little directins on propagating it. The package only said: "start indoors; plant on surface; needs light to germ." I would like to know how warm/cold the soil temp. needs to be and also how long to allow for germination so I can decide when to sow and have ready for planting...

I'm guessing that since it is a perennial, that it would probably only need 55 to 60 degrees soil to germinate. I have noticed that annuals need warmer soil. Am I correct?

Thanks for any help!

Sincerely,

Doris Roberts

Perennial Pleasures

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