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What Do Sea Lavender Seeds Look Like?

10 years ago

This may not be the right forum, but I have a Sea Lavender and I let it dry on the plant. What I think are the seeds look kind of like arrowheads. But, this may very well just be the pod. I can't find any pictures on the internet. Any ideas? TIA, Stacy

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carol23_gw
10 years ago
Look for Limonium at the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: The Seedsite
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
when searching the net.. you start by finding the latin name for your plant... then... you will find more specific answers ...

in your case.. the words SEA and LAVENDER are so common.. describing so many things.. that i can imagine why you had problems finding the info you sought ...

i also have to imagine.. there may be more than one type of sea lavender... so posting a pic and getting a full ID [and this is the proper place for such].... might be the place to start ... [or not.. i am not familiar with this plant] ...

ken
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