Sternbergia
Ina Crossley (Tue, 11 May 2010 14:40:11 PDT)
Hello Roland
I had not thought beyond the lutea one, sorry. I must look the others
up....
Lutea is certainly not self fertile. Pity, I would have them in more
places....
gentiaan bulborum wrote:
Hello Ina
some set viable seeds
but many are clones and I think they are self sterile
Roland
2010/5/11 Ina Crossley <klazina1@gmail.com>:
Thanks Roland, but I do have them. Carolyn mentioned that they never
set viable seed, which set me off wondering if it is possible at all.
As I have various Amarylid family bulbs, which can all be increased by
growing from seed, I find it strange that the Sternbergias set not one
seed. So am wondering why. And if it IS possible.
Ina
gentiaan bulborum wrote:
Hello Ina
If you want I can try to send you some young bulbs
Roland
2010/5/11 Ina Crossley <klazina1@gmail.com>:
Is it possible to get viable seed from Sternbergia?
Ina Crossley Auckland New Zealand
Where the badly needed rain at this stage is just lots of wind with a
few drops of rain. Sending autumn leaves swirling, but leaves the
gardens and farms parched.
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