purple datura seeds, hardy hisbiscus seeds

15 years ago

I am looking for purple datura seeds, hardy hisbiscus seeds,

and any perennial seed for sase or

basil seeds, cleome seeds, zinnia seeds and others.

thank you

judy

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justintx
15 years ago
I have the purple double blooming datura seeds. Great plant - fragrance is wonderful.
J.D.
prairiepaintbrush
15 years ago
J to the D, is it too late to plant them?
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justintx
15 years ago
I don't think so. They are coming up all over where I had them planted last year. Seemed to me they liked the hot weather last year - but I'm certainly no expert on them.
J.D.
carrie751
15 years ago
They love the hot weather, JD, as long as they get enough water. Not to late to plant them ..........
carlyg
15 years ago
JD,

Do you stil have some of the datura seeds? I have some white ones and they are gorgeous!!
yummykaz
15 years ago
JD..i just bought one this week at Another Place in Time in Houston....do you have a pic you could post? Also how and where are the seeds produced? Thanks Becki
justintx
15 years ago
carlyg - I sent you an email.

Becki - I can't believe I didn't get any pictures. The blooms were absolutely gorgeous - almost unreal, and they had a gentle, lovely fragrance. You'll love yours, I'm sure.

The seeds are born in big round bumpy pods. If you want more seeds, I believe it is important that they mature on the plant. Watch for the pods to pop open, then you can harvest them.
J.D.
honeybunny2 Fox
15 years ago
Judy, where do you live? I have alot of these plants coming up in my flowerbeds. They are are double/triple purple. My husband killed the ones in the grass , but I still have quite afew in the beds. I can't bring myself to pull them out. I do not want to mail, must pick up. I also have about 1 lb of seeds, from all 4 of my plants, they did not freeze this year, and bloomed all thru the winter, I have my plants in Rockport. I live in San Antonio, so if you are close please email me. I agree its too late to plant seeds, they take forever to come up. Barbra,
yummykaz
15 years ago
Well before I kill it...here is a pic

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