Growing Lantana from seed? (Newbie here)
Sonia.RJ
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Comments (12)I just signed on to this forum as we ate some wonderful oranges in Spain and brought back the seeds. I know now from what I've read, that my dreams of my very own orange tree with that wonderful fruit may not be a reality....but I'm a dreamer, what can I say. We put the seeds in a damp paper towel for a week before I started researching what to do. Right now, they're drying out....I've been reading the forum, but I'm so lost....guess I'm a newbie newbie. Can someone please take the time and walk me through what needs to be done to salvage my orange seeds? I really want to give this a try. In Spain, there are orange trees everywhere, and I would love to bring a piece of that memory back to my home. Thank you so much!...See MoreAnyone on here ever grow River Birch trees from seed?
Comments (8)I too love birches and would love a little wood of them. I would plant Scottish bluebells under them en mass. A seed trading friend of mine in California sent me three bags of birch seeds (besides the ones I got myself from the little tree at Lowe's). They are European Birch, White American Paper Birch and one other that I cannot recall off hand. I read that they had to be fresh or they wouldn't grow, so I didn't planted them. But now, I think I will go ahead and try sprouting them. What have I got to lose? I think if I put them in very soggy paper towels and stick them in plastic bags, they should sprout, as that is where they sprout best in their natural environment - on the banks of brooks and rivers where it is very wet. Worth a try. Eduarda, I appreciate your input. Muito Obrigada! ~Annie...See MoreNewbie-of sorts; seed swap here or no?
Comments (0)Although I have been on GW for a couple of years now, I am new to this forum. I have chronic illness, and it is forcing me to change my ways of gardening. I used to grow (annual) vegetables each year with great gusto. Sadly, now I cannot. I do wish to continue growing my own food, so last year I ordered some plants and my 17 yr. old son helped me put them in-great boy! We planted usa-urvi, salal, lingonberry and others from a nursery. My brother works at a cranberry growing company, so I got vines from him. A friend had wintergreen growing, and shared her plants. My sister had Partridge Berry, and I was thrilled to get it. I do not mind sharing with the birds. I have had blueberries here for a few years already. I intend to put in more this year, and have ordered Damsons, more of stuff I already have, filberts, and more. I hope to grow masses of certain plants. I am ordering a few hundred blueberry plants this year. For the most part, I need to start from seed. Do you seed swap edibles here, or do you do it at the seed swap forum? At this point I am looking for rare things, and things to start from seed. I have been looking for Rubus chamaemorus (cloudberry/bakeapple)for 2 years and haven't gotten it yet. I am looking for any edibles I can. So, if any of you folks have seed for edibles, maybe we can trade! Since most of my fruit-bearing plants were set in last year, I do not have seeds right now. I am more than willing to swap seed next year, trade seed of what I have on my list, swap flower or veggie seed, I even have beads to swap. Thank you so much, and I hope to meet others with this same interest. Robin Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page...See MoreNewbie to Bonsai, Growing from seed question
Comments (3)Well, if you want create bonsais by own sown seed plants then it will take a lot of years before you can start to cut and wire them. The thing is that it will take a long time before you've a plant from which it's trunk is thick enough for bonsai ttaining. You better buy older plants at a garden centre or at a nursery unless you're only 20 years old ;0)...See Moreart33
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