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carrie630

Can you grow Mulhy Grass from seed?

19 years ago

.... the ones with the light purple/pink blooms?

I just purchased three one gallon of the pink/purple plumey ones and wondered if I should bother taking the seeds from the reeds. Really new at this.... Thanks

Carrie

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