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| Please I am trying desparately to locate any Clematis seeds! I have a few things to trade and would be very willing to do so! Please email: dazzle1958@gmail.com
Thank you! Kim
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- Posted by lovemeflowers none (My Page) on Mon, Aug 27, 12 at 13:39
| FYI, i have never been able to grow them from seed. i'll look around and see if i can find you some. |
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- Posted by kylady-six none (My Page) on Mon, Aug 27, 12 at 14:11
| I have two different type of Celmatis I collected in the fall of 2011. They are Jackman Celmatis (Jackmanii Clematis)seeds and Virginia Bower Celmatis (Clematis virginiana) seeds. I am interested in some of your Mexican Primerose seeds and Amaranthus (ponytail ones) seeds.LMK |
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| Hi, I have some Nelly Moser Clematis seeds that I can harvest and send you. It has large pink and white blooms. Very dramatic. I'd love to trade you for your coleus seeds. My new favorite filler plant. I see some others on your list that I'd be interested in. I'd love to do a larger trade with you if you want. Please check out my list and LMK, Thanks, Jen |
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| I have Clematis viorna seeds, and will have Sweet Autumn clematis seeds in a couple of weeks. I'd love to have your daylily seeds! |
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- Posted by beautifulreddahlias 6a (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 11:32
| I do not have any clematis seeds for trade this year but i wanted to give you a tip for germinating. Sow your seeds in a pot 1 inch deep. Place the container in a protected area outside. I use the north facing wall of my garage. Cover the container with leaves. If the seeds are of a cultivator type that can grow from seed, they should germanate without a problam. I have grown 4 types of clematis from seed this way. Good luck! |
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| I'm not sure that all clematis grows true from seed, especially from cultivars. This is actually how new cultivars are often discovered. A seed-sowing tip for clematis: don't remove the tails when you plant the seeds. I'm not exactly sure why, but that's what my propagation book says. I do have some clematis tangutica seeds that I can mail you. They have little yellow bell flowers, and usually bloom the year they are planted, if planted early enough. I'll e-mail you to get your address. Tammy |
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| I'm not sure that all clematis grows true from seed, especially from cultivars. This is actually how new cultivars are often discovered. A seed-sowing tip for clematis: don't remove the tails when you plant the seeds. I'm not exactly sure why, but that's what my propagation book says. I do have some clematis tangutica seeds that I can mail you. They have little yellow bell flowers, and usually bloom the year they are planted, if planted early enough. I'll e-mail you to get your address. Tammy |
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| I would love to trade, but I don't have the seeds yet. I have sweet autumn clematis plants that I would be willing to trade or I will have seeds in a couple of weeks. Please let me know. |
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