Storing Seed for Fall and Winter Germination

Warren Keller warren_keller@yahoo.com
Sat, 26 Mar 2011 14:11:39 PDT
Why afraid of haemanthus if I may ask. I've on really had problems with katherine. It likes very very well drained soil! I've lost many katherines do to this problem. They go dormant in the winter. And it seems they like to be dug up and set a top the soil. Then replanted when warmer weather comes. But the big leaf haemanthus I've never lost a one!   Warren
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From: Roy Herold <rherold@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: [pbs] Storing Seed for Fall and Winter Germination

Warren Keller wrote:
> I need some masonia. Have two mature bulbs left of haemanthis deformis. 

Hang in there, Warren. I'll be sending in *lots* of massonia seeds and 
bulbs to the BX later this year, probably around July. There was 
excellent seed set on the plants this year, and a number of seedlings 
are large enough to share.

No real need for haemanthus here, I'm afraid....

--Roy



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