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OT: Another seed question

16 years ago

I've collected the oleander, orange jasmine, variegated and standard arbicola, a wild cucurbit, starfruit, bottlebrush, passiflora suberosa, rosary pea vine, mimosa (yellow I think) and some unknown large tree with odd seed pods that I will try to ID when I get home. Is anyone interested in palm seeds? I don't know the varieties but both are tall with fairly smooth trunks. One has seeds the size of a large acorn with a fleshy orange covering and the other has small black seeds.

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taz56
16 years ago
Hi!Karyn, sounds like some pretty neats seeds
you are collecting! Have you ever grown any
of the palm seeds,I know nothing about growing
them, could be interesting tough! Take care! :)
Susan
taz56
16 years ago
Oh Ya! did you'll by chance drive down!
Susan
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siam_cannas
16 years ago
cool, Karyn what colour bottlebrush is it?
karyn1
Original Author
16 years ago
I fly. Takes too long to drive though I have driven here before. I've never tried to grow the palm seeds and don't plan on it but will collect seeds if anyone wants to try. Siam it's kind of a bright red or a very dark pink.

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