Fwd: Re: Petunia integrifolia

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From:	diana@olympus.net (Diana L. Politika)
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Date: 97-09-04 11:22:17 EDT

Vicki Sironen wrote:
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> I have a Petunia integrifolia which I bought on a whim and have fallen
> in love with.  I am assuming it is an annual and I am wondering how I
> can propagate the plant so I can enjoy it next year.  I've looked for
> seeds on the plant and can't find any.  But maybe they are just very
> small?  How do I collect something I can't see?  Should I take cuttings?
> Will the cuttings live through the winter?  Any help will be
> appreciated.
> 
> vicki
> Seattle, WA  USA

If you have this plant, it MAY make it here in Washington.  To be sure
you keep it, take cuttings.  It is a tender perennial here.  How much
did that plant cost (wherever you found it)?

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