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Ladies mantle
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Posted by
bellarosa z4-5/IL (
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Sun, Jan 29, 12 at 16:12
| Hi,
Has anyone ever WS ladies mantle? If so, what was your experience with it? Is it it easy to WS? Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks!
-B |
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RE: Ladies mantle
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| The seeds are extremely tiny. They can be sowed now. They take a while to get up to some size. I left them in the containers until Hurricane Irene none of them made it. But the Heuchura did. They need room, sow them sparingly in jugs. |
RE: Ladies mantle
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| It self-sows for me in Zone 8a so I think it would do very well wintersowed. |
RE: Ladies mantle
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- Posted by morz8 Z8 Wa coast (My Page) on
Sun, Jan 29, 12 at 20:58
| It self sows wildly for me, but I find it does better Fall sown than winter sown, with a warm moist period first. 8b |
RE: Ladies mantle
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| I have ws alchemilla with great success. There is limited self sowing of this plant in my flower beds. |
RE: Ladies mantle
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| Lady's Mantle is a great WSown plant. I just love it under and around my rose bushes. 2 years ago I planted a bunch out "HOS" and last summer was able to divide those teenagers into groupings around the yard. I let the flower heads dry on the plant, cut the whole thing off and dry some more, then just crumble the whole thing into a plate and package up a mix of seed/chafe to sow. Finding that tiny seed is just impossible, and I've had great germination with this "Dried flower head crumble" way. |
RE: Ladies mantle
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| Thank you everyone for your advice. I'll give it try! |
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