Re: luplins and delphinims from seed

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• Subject: Re: luplins and delphinims from seed
• From: h*@alpha.shianet.org (John Hargrove)
• Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1997 19:35:28 -0500
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>Are there any special needs that these seeds have? I just got the seeds
>yesterday from Safeway. Thanks
>           Ellen
>(astrath@superiway.net)
Ellen, I've never tried lupins but grow a lot of delphs.  They germinate
very quickly and easily with a layer of grit (chicken grit from a grain
store) placed over top of the seeds, covering them completely.  Same goes
for Larkspur, the annual Delphinium.  Simply grit in pots, and place in a
warm, sunny location and they usually will show good germination in about a
week.
John

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