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Seed Saving
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How to save Toad Lily seeds

17 years ago

The seed pods are out on my Toad Lilies, but I'm not sure when they're ready to harvest. Should I wait until they turn brown? Some are beginning to turn a tan-ish color.

Any tips? Thanks!

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