Good for you for giving them a chance! What crosses are they?
K

I found some Mon Ami x Self seeds that were two years old in the refrigerator and some of them are making roots. I guess they are tougher that they look.
Maida

I have quite a few seeds left over from last season that I'll never use but I neglected to put them in the fridge and that's why I never offered them to anyone. It got pretty hot this summer and I'm afraid they're propably not viable so I'll probably just toss them in the ground this spring and see. I'll have to remember to store them in the fridge from now on!!

What is hippie Mon Ami?

Donna

Pictures of the bloom and the story about the person it was named for can be found at http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/amaryllishippeastrum/msg040937085581.html?21.
Kind of tragic. His last post was two weeks before he died.
Maida

Thanks for the link, if I remember right didn't all of info on 363 seed to bloom and pictures get removed from this site and his own?

I am not sure. At least the pictures of Mon Ami are still on the site. Two of my seeds are germinating and I can't wait to see what blooms. Maybe I will know in 363 days. LOL.
Maida

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This post was edited by Devonfawn on Sat, Jan 25, 14 at 6:17

Laurier's personal info of his 363 days from seed to bloom were never released here in Gardenweb as he wanted it published in a book. Nothing fancy...just an informal/casual one. Perhaps some day it will be.

His pictures in here were not intentionally removed. They went down together with his website when he passed away.

And he is sincerely missed!