Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
		Seedy Subjects!  => Seed Exchange  => Topic started by: bulborum on April 23, 2011, 10:24:56 AM
		
			
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				New harvest
 
 Eranthis hyemalis Schwefelglanß
 Massonia echinata
 
 Roland
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				That's quick Roland. I already have about 30 species cleaned and packeted for the seed lists but then, I'm in the other half. ;D Just for once I am determined NOT to be late getting the seed in so have started really early. ::) Some were ripening as the last seedlist was being printed and others as it was being sown, so careful storage in the meantime is necessary too keep everything viable.
			
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				Hay Lesley
 
 I always offer them direct as the seeds are ripe and dry
 but send them in one go
 
 Some seeds where lost :(
 because I was to late with harvesting
 The roof from my barn was first
 
 Strange there was no Post reply from you
 I saw it by accident that there was a post from you
 
 Roland
 
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				I'm not sure what this last part is about? ???
			
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				Hello Lesley
 
 Normally I get a message that there is a post
 
 Roland
 
 
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				New harvest
 
 small amount
 
 Jeffersonia dubia
 
 Roland
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				New Harvest
 
 Biarum tenuifolium subsp. idomenaeum RBGG Sicilie
 
 gives lots of flies when in flower  ;D
 
 Roland
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				Collection from Corsica
 paler and little smaller as the normal form
 
 Helleborus corsicus RBGG
 
 Roland
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				The first seeds are ripe
 as far as I know
 is this one always multiplied by seeds
 and always variable
 
 plants from Antoine Hoog
 
 Allium victorialis cantabrica AMH 7827
 
 Roland
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				Makes lots of tiny flowers
 Gynandriris monophylla AH 0101
 
 Roland
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				Some mixed seeds from Iris lutescens RBGG Aix en Province France
 
 Roland
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				Those are very nice forms. I especially like the blue and the last, which looks to be yellow and deep brown? A nice bicolor.
			
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				I can send you next year on colour
 I mixed the seeds by accident
 they dropped down
 
 Roland
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				Oh, so I'm not the only person to drop the opened seed packet occasionally? ::)
			
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				Roland,
 they all look good to me! ;D
 I'll send you a PM
 cheers
 fermi
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				I agree with Fermi they all look to be really lovely colours.
 Pat T
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				Lilium columbianum RBGGcollected in the Rocky Mountains
 mixture from 5 different collections
 
 Roland
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				On page 1 Roland, why are all your seed names crossed out? ???
			
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				I have done the same on my lis too Lesley  :P
			
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				Ina
 
 if they are all given away or seeded
 then I cross the names
 
 Roland
 
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				Mmmmmm, OK, though I don't see the point. When I clean mine and packet them they go into small boxes for AGS or SRGC or wherever and then are packed into a padded envelope and posted.
			
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				Mmmmmm, OK, though I don't see the point. When I clean mine and packet them they go into small boxes for AGS or SRGC or wherever and then are packed into a padded envelope and posted.
 
 once they are posted you can score them off the list of seeds you might offer on the forum, -as you would no longer posess them to offer Lesley
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				Roland your Lilium columbianum is a favourite as my late grandmother used to grow an orange spotted lilium and also a late rose friend grew it too - if it is the same species. If there are a couple of seed available I would love some.
			
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				Hello Pat
 
 I send them this week
 The iris seeds for you and Fermi are on the road sins last week
 I hope they arrive soon
 if not I send them again
 the Calostemma grows well
 
 Roland
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				Roland the seed arrived today in their 'large teabag'. They are now planted. I have not seen those packages before. Good idea. Thank you so much and also to Bill Dijk whose seed also arrived today.
 I am having a planting out day up the paddock of seedlings irises etc
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				I'm leaving work soon and will check the mail-box on the way home ;D
 thanks, Roland,
 cheers
 fermi
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				Pat and all. Here is a link to cloth bags I have ordered to package iris rhyzomes 
 that don't have enough leaf to put the name on like dormant oncos. They should work
 good for seeds also, especially large lots.
 
 http://www.uline.com/BL_202/Cloth-Parts-Bags
 
 John B
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				Thanks John for the link - some good online stores out there nowadays.