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hellopandanf

Chinese chive seeds...?

15 years ago

The Chinese chives in the yard just stopped flowering, and now there are seeds (I completely forgot about the...)? They look really shriveled up, and the ones still in the little "pods" are nice an round...are they supposed to be really shriveled up or are the open seeds already dead?

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