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Author Topic: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70  (Read 27081 times)

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Re: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70
« Reply #180 on: February 09, 2017, 02:01:10 PM »
Leena  - PM me with your address if you'd like some more taquettii seed.  Always nice too sprinkle some in a gritty trough and wait.

You will have to select for true ones as we have 2 pink muc. v. ciliatum, 1 muc. very tall and 1 muc. x taquetii nearby.  A goodly number from taquetii come true and are easy to recognize.

Lesely should have a forest of them coming along.

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Re: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70
« Reply #181 on: February 09, 2017, 05:24:50 PM »
Leena  - PM me with your address if you'd like some more taquettii seed.  Always nice too sprinkle some in a gritty trough and wait.
You will have to select for true ones as we have 2 pink muc. v. ciliatum, 1 muc. very tall and 1 muc. x taquetii nearby.  A goodly number from taquetii come true and are easy to recognize.
Lesely should have a forest of them coming along.
john

Indeed a forest561653-0 and growing fast! they overtook Rhododendron caucasicum which germinated first.
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Also from Seedx - Incarvillea younghousbandii; slight chance to be true to name but I keep positive for now.

I don't know what happened - the image that shows on top is the Incarvillea.

« Last Edit: February 09, 2017, 05:27:45 PM by Gabriela »
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Re: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70
« Reply #182 on: February 09, 2017, 07:24:48 PM »
Leena  - PM me with your address if you'd like some more taquettii seed.  Always nice too sprinkle some in a gritty trough and wait.

Thank you John, but the seed ex seeds were so generous that I think there is enough of them already.  :)
I have also other Rhododendron seeds germinating from Finnish Rhododendron Club seeds, from Finnish origin and crossings, but yours was interesting, and I don't mind if there are also taller growing plants. :) The autumn colour of taquettii was special!
Leena from south of Finland

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Re: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70
« Reply #183 on: February 10, 2017, 12:10:22 AM »
My seeds will be sown this weekend, rather late maybe. Im going to be cheeky and ask if anyone has some spare Primula agleniana seed, or where I could get some.

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Re: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70
« Reply #184 on: February 10, 2017, 01:46:22 AM »
Thanks for reminding me Leena, of the correct name for the Iris sibirica seed. I was lazy and wrote the English translation rather than checking the German spelling. I did keep the packet you sent it in though and will add the correct name as the source of seedlings. Seven are germinated by this morning.  :)
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Re: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70
« Reply #185 on: February 25, 2017, 02:01:19 AM »
I did get my seed a couple of weeks ago and have planted most of it.  I'm still waiting on my AGS seed.  Not sure it's ever coming.  Sigh.  Really a pain in the you know what having to do the Small Lots of Seed thing.

Jan
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Re: SRGC Seed Exchange 2016-17 No. 70
« Reply #186 on: March 08, 2017, 04:06:43 PM »
I did get my seed a couple of weeks ago and have planted most of it.  I'm still waiting on my AGS seed.  Not sure it's ever coming.  Sigh.  Really a pain in the you know what having to do the Small Lots of Seed thing.

Jan
Very pleased to hear that the US postal authorities have finally delivered Jan's AGS seed.  Better late than never!
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