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I only had one variegated pokeweed come back after last winter. I was thinking that it would be good to plant the seeds from that hoping the offspring would be hardy.
Are pokeweed strong self-pollinators? I was not able to find that information.
The birds eat the berries and the seeds pass through their digestive tract undigested. That's nature's way of reseeding Pokeweed far and wide.
Don't know if the variegated come true from seed but you can try it.
This year I only had a couple of the all green variety come up in strange places and then someone weedwhacked them by mistake. Deer ate whatever regrowth came up.
If you're lucky enough to have a variegated Pokeweed it's worth a try to sow the seeds yourself if you have the room for it.
The Robins and Cardinals will thank you for the berries. :)
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