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crenda53

Seed pod opened!

11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago

And I almost missed it! I was out watering all my plants yesterday and notice that my seed pod had opened. It was windy, so I dropped everything and brought the pod to my lanai. I had just checked for signs of opening a couple of days earlier.


I have no idea what the seeds may bring. I have a yellow and a white plumie, my next door neighbor has a light pink and a magenta. And since the bees won't stay on one color of flower at a time, it will be a surprise!!

Now I'll read all the threads about germinating the seeds . . .

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