Got Fern Spores?

17 years ago

I would like to grow some hardy species of ferns from spores. Just wondering if anyone has some spores to spare? Send me an email and I will try to work out a benificial trade.

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mikeduffy
17 years ago
I have some in Los Angeles. Are still on leaf - whitish silver coloring. Don't know if they are ready for harvest yet - I think they eventually turn dark brown. Not Superbum or grande. When do you think they will be ready? What is best method for propogation? Its November 6th, 2006 today. Mike in LA
elvis
17 years ago
I have fresh seeds from my athyrium filix-femina and onclea sensibilis if you'd like. They are both hardy here in Z3.
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kms4me
17 years ago
I have several types of fern spores on my trade page. Let me know if you are interested.

kate

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