Confederate rose seeds for sase

Thanks Kay

Do you still have some left, I would love some....?

Janet

Yes, I just harvested a LOT more pods.

Kay, Putting envie into mail for seeds.
Mary

OK, Mary.

Do you still have seeds. Would love some. Judy

Yes, I do, Judy - send your s.a.s. envelope.

ANYONE else feel free to send their self-addressed, stamped REGULAR envelope and I will send your seeds. I have PLENTY of seeds - just harvested some more yesterday.

If you still have seeds I would like to receive some,

Ok, jggardner follow the instructions in the original post and I'll get them right out to you.

Kay

Got your seeds to day. Thank you. When should I start them?

From: hortchat.com

The seeds sprout easily. Plant in early spring to get the seeds growing and then the seedlings will be ready for the warm weather outdoors. Plant seed 1/4-1/2″ deep in a seed starting medium @ temperatures of 75-80 degrees. Keep the medium moist, not wet. Seeds should germinate in 1 week -to one month. Once the seedlings have several sets of their true leaves and the stems become woody 3-4″ plants, transplant into individual pots.

From: gw.com

Take one of those thick paper towels and wet it then wring it out so its damp. Then sprinkle your seeds on the edge of one end and fold it over about an inch. Sprinkle more seeds and fold it again. Keep doing this until you have as many seeds as you want to sprout. Once it is completely folded over, wrap it in plastic cling wrap and stick it in a sunny place. Check on it in about a week and make sure the paper towel is still moist. If not, dampen it and stick it back in the cling wrap. Check on it every 3 or 4 days by unfolding it to see if any of the seeds are sending out roots.
It took only 2 weeks for the seeds to start cracking and sending out roots.

Thanks I saved the directions into my garden file so I will have it. I'll let you know how I do with them.

Great! I will have cuttings available in the spring, which I will post then, but if anyone wants cuttings, send me a dmail.

Do you have any seeds left? I have been looking for this plant for a while.
Thank you for the offering.

I have PLENTY of seeds!

I would love some of your seeds...thanks!

I would love some seds , if you still have some

can send out envy today

Sharon

Yes - send the regular envelope with your address and ONE first class stamp.

Seeds sent back yesterday to:

Judy Smith
Jewel Curtis

Thanks, Kay, will let you know when they arrive. Have a great week
Judy

Great!

Seeds came today & I'm excited about trying to get them started this winter. Thanks ever
so much. Can hardly wait to get them started but will wait till my company from Tenn gets here in 2 days so I can watch them grow. How is that for optimism? Thanks again.

Big Texas Hugs,
Judy

My pleasure!

I received my seeds today. Thank you so very much.

You are so welcome - good luck with them!

If you still have seeds, Kay, could I please have a few?
What did I do wrong? {blush} My cuttings never rooted?

Just received my seeds today,,and wanted to say thank you !

You're so welcome!

Yes, you may have some, Fruit.... As for why the cuttings didn't root, I have no idea. Did you change the water at least every three or four days? Try in the spring.

I did, you're probably right about the timing. Envy's on the way. Thank you, Kay.

Mailed seeds to the following folks today:

Yearwood - Tenn.
Myers - Virginia

If you still have seeds, Kay, could I please have a few?
I have been looking for this plant for a while.
Thank You- Larry B.

Sure - just follow the instructions in the original post and include a note telling me what I'm supposed to send you.

Thank You so much, Kay!
I will send tomorrow my sase!

OK, Larry - I just dmailed you how to get my address.

Awesome "K" !
and I thank you very much,
I really do appreciate your generosity!
-Larry

Got mine yesterday

Thank you so much for your generousity

Sharon

You're welcome!

Thanks again, Kay, for your generosity!
Susan

Kay-
Just made it home and found that your seeds had arrived today!!
Thank you so very much for sharing with me.!
-Larry

I still have several packets of these seeds for sase.