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I saw a new [to me] Gomphrena yesterday at a nursery called Balboa. It has silvery leaves and light lavender floweread. I would like to raise some from seed next year, but cannot find any for sale anywhere. It is a "Proven Winner" plant, and may be offered in pots next year, but gomphrenas are easy to grow from seed and I would like to find some. Anyone know where they might be purchased? Thanks!
Proven Winner owns all rights to 'Balboa' gomphrena. The next time you see that label, it will likely have the patent number on it, instead of PPAF (if it doesn't already). Also, sometimes these hybrids produce very few seeds, if any at all. If they do produce seeds, the resultant offspring are not likely to be very exciting. They are often reproduced vegetatively.
Once you bring the plants home, you can try to save the seed and see what happens, but it's not legal to take cuttings or divide a patented plant.
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