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| I found a few self sown plants around my lavender, so I picked a few old seed heads several weeks ago and sowed the seeds in the heated propagator. They have come up now, so I'll be moving them to cooler conditions tomorrow. I've read somewhere to plant the seeds in the soil they are to grow in, they don't transplant well if they go into compost apparently. I've some plants from self sown seeds that flowered in their second year. Ann |
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| I grew 'Little Lady' from seed I collected. It must have already been a year or two (or even three) old before I planted it. From memory, I sowed the seeds into a 3" pot in spring and kept them in the polytunnel, every single seed germinated and I now have to find homes for the 12 little plants.... I would wait a little while, then sow them into a pot on a windowsill. They should do fine. Good luck! |
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| I've grown from bought seed very successfully, but agree that cuttings root really easily. I've not had any success yet with home saved seed or self seeding. Not sure why. I'll consult the "bible" (The Genus Lavandula) to see if that will shed any light.
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