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It appears there are seeds in the flower part of the hosta. If I plant them, will the seeds grow into a new plant?
Yes, you can plant them and you should get baby hostas. However, they won't look like their father or their mother, they may be a different color!
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Can I grow strawberries in the Philippines through the process of freezing the seeds before planting?
Where you live is quite warm and moist, so planting them in the ground right away is best. Freezing is only for those who don’t have moist temperatures. If you...
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How long can I grow chives for?
Chives continue to grow for many years. They form clumps in the soil and continue to produce new chives regularly. You can get more chive plants by dividing the clumps...
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High high do chives grow?
Chives will grow to about 30cm (12 inches) high, about the size of a standard school ruler. They will also form a clump around the base that doesn't spread too...
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Planting seeds in a hot climate. If it takes 2 yrs to grow rhubarb, how is it possible to grow an annual crop? Is there a strategy?
Plant some every year, and beginning in the second year you'll harvest some rhubarb.
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Have garlic growing that came from a garlic seed pod years ago. They grow every year but the bulbs don't grow bigger. Each plant makes a white tea drop then pod of seeds. Is it wild garlic?
If these plants came from a conventional garlic seed pod for sure, they're garlic. The curly bits that emerge with "tear drops" you see are actually called garlic scapes and...
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Do they have to be sprouting seeds or will regular seeds do?
Regular seeds will work.
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Your article refers to sprouting seeds needing the maximum amount of sunlight, whereas others I have read say it is essential to keep spouting seeds away from the light. So which advice is correct?
The length of the sprout depends on how much light the seed gets. Traditional methods keep the seeds away from light to prevent the plant section from forming. If you...
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According to Step 4, the seeds must be planted in groups of three. Does this mean I need to put three seeds in one hole, and if so, why?
Yes, that is suggested because not every seed is guaranteed to grow a plant. By planting three seeds per hole, you triple your chances of having a plant grow in...
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Do seeds need to be dried before planting or can you take fresh undried seeds and plant them? Or, will germination be at a lower success rate?
Germination will be about the same. It is better to dry them though. Germination with wet seeds works better.
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