Re: Chocolate scented cosmos

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• Subject: Re: Chocolate scented cosmos
• From: J* E* G* <j*@zetnet.co.uk>
• Date: Thu, 23 Oct 1997 18:14:21 +0100
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The message <10385904604588@brunswickmicro.nb.ca>
  from  "Mike Smith-VE9AA, Coreen Smith-VE9AAA," <ve9aa@brunnet.net> 
contains these words: 


> I will keep everone informed on the "Cosmo Progress".  She is 
planning to sow 
> the seeds in the spring and perhaps see if she can divided the 
rhysome or root 
> system. Up to now, she was just so happy that she HAS 1 plant and 
didn't want 
> to take any chances with it.

> Coreen

> Michael & Coreen Smith
> 271 Smith Rd, Waterville
> Sunbury Co, NB, E2V 3V6
> Canada

> Coreen (1997-1998 Co-President for Orchid Society of New Brunswick)

> Mike's/ve9aa personal homepage is at:
> http://members.tripod.com/~ve9aa/index.html
> Coreen's/ve9aaa personal homepage is at:
> http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/2174


I too would be interested to know whether your friend has any success 
from her chocolate Cosmos seed. I have always assumed they were 
sterile. However, the best means of propagation semms to me to be 
from cuttings. Soft cuttings take very easily in either autumn or 
spring. Hope I haven't missed someone else making this point.
Janet Galpin, neare Peterborough, Cambridgeshire,UK, Min temp: -9C

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