Hi all,

I also posted this on the fragrant plants forum, but I thought someone here might have the answer.

I was weeding around a small Gardenia 'Radicans' today when I saw something on it I never expected to see. A seed pod. I had read that the 'Jasminoides' varieties rarely set seed.

I'd like to save and plant them, only there is something of a problem. The seed pod is on the end of a set of branches that have turned completely brown. The seed pod is the only bit of green left on it, and it is beginning to brown itself at the top. I just don't know if the seeds have ripened enought yet to pull off the seed pod. Should I just leave it alone until the pod turns completely brown and then pull it off and open it?

Unless someone has experience and advice, that's most likely what I'll do.

Thanks.

P.S. I think I will post this at the seed growing forum as well. Maybe someone there will know.