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Re: Black Mondo Grass

A note on seeds from fleshy fruits -- it's usually a good idea to remove 
the pulp before planting.  One good trick is to smear fruit into 
newsprint and dry -- seeds can then be scraped off, leaving behind most 
of the pulp and stored.  Before sowing, soak the seeds overnight in water 
with a dash of detergent [a yogurt cup is a good container] to further 
dsipose of the pulp.

Loren Russell, Corvallis, Oregon

On Mon, 15 Sep 1997, Didier Maujean wrote:

> My black mondo grass has been doing well all summer, now it has a stalk
> with berry like things on it. Can these be seeds? I would love to have a
> ton of this,maybe some of you remember my quest for it in early
> spring.It has divided but didn't make enough plants for massive
> border.Thank-you for any input......Cin Maujean Eugene Oregon zone 8
> 
>
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