Indian Pink (Spigelia marilandica)

ruthz

13 years ago

Can anyone tell me what the seeds look like on this plant or where to find them?

Thanks

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countrycarolyn
13 years ago
Sorry I didn't answer your post sooner I was actually waiting to see if anyone was familiar with your plant.

I am not familiar with indian pink but I did do a search for your plant just a simple search that is and I used the botanical name. You can collect your seeds by bagging the seedhead. The seedhead is found where the bloom was.

Sorry I couldn't post the link for you but if you do a search for the botanical name you should find more info.
njbiology
9 years ago
Would anyone be able to trade or sell seeds/plants of Spigelia marilandica?

Thanks,
Steve
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