As madroneb said, they were little bulbs not seed. The little bulbs are up and growing now! I tilled up a small spot, smoothed, and spread them over it. Then I covered them with some used potting soil so that it would be easy for them to break through. They are about 2" high now. I think they all came up! I thinned them Sunday and replanted the ones I pulled, They had good roots and they look like they are recovering nicely. I hope they make it through the winter! I think they will because we rarely have frozen ground here. I didn't count but I would say that I have about 50 or more.

I will not miss the heliconias I planted which throw up new plants but never flower, or the pine cone ginger that takes over every summer but leaves a bare spot where nithing else will grow in the winter. Canna lilies which wander wherever they want. The lemon grass and ornamental grasse in my supposedly zero scaped front yard which pop up worse than the weeds. Potato vine and others like virginia creeper vines (that is the vine a previous poster posted a picture of, the one with 5 leaves) anyway, my 2 cents worth Dave

i am touched ... wait.. lets not go there ... i had a neighbor at the old house.. that had one of the undulatas under a black walnut.. like 12 inches from the trunk .. and they did just fine... they didnt water like a hosta gardener would.. so they werent gigantic or anything... thats my knowledge base about such welcome back... ken PS; just plant them .. they arent going to disappear overnight ... you will know if they struggle next spring ...

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