hydrangea seeds

gjmancini

18 years ago

need help with seed identification, not on seed site.

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baci
18 years ago
Here are pictures of the mini-hydrangea seed. The kidney shaped object is the pod; the seeds are on the right. The object on top is a different view of the pod as it opens.

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According to my neighbor, the large hydrangea seed should look like a Â¼ inch kidney bean shape with hairs on it. Do you have anything like that on your plant?
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