Seed Pods that came to nothing.

Never mind Siris. You get full marks for trying. You have some fabulous plants there.

These are representative of the "patented" plants group? I remember (eons ago) a prof talking excitedly about meristematic propagation with gesneriads and how it was going to "revolutionize" plant sales. I guess the future has arrived.

Ah, Lori, there is always vegatative propagation ....roots, shoots and leaves ...pardon the pun!

By the sound of it Siris , you could have done no more .
Don't be downhearted .

Fascinating. So do you think Cammasia bulbs multiply instead of producing seed.

Not downhearted Driad, nothing ventured ....
Dawn, the Cammasia bulbs do increase, with patience. I only ever buy one of something, so all those blue Camassia are from one starter bulb.

Morning Siris

"And in answer to Gnarly ‘Does white Camassia produce seed’ no."

lol I dont remember asking but thank you, and after seeing your photos glad I have them on order .

Sarracena I do have lots of very healthy flower's so I will have a look today to see what inside I will let you know ..

Gg

Well as the saying goes nothing ventured !! you have a lot more patience than I have, stll lots of your other seeds have done well for you and many GOYers!!

Gnarly, I would be interested to know. The flower on my Pitchers, which are outside still, had shrivelled leaving just the centre. I thought when the inner didn't swell that it had failed.
More of an exercise in trying, Dd. I have over one hundred bearded Iris seedlings crosses, that I have nowhere to put, but I do so want to see what I have produced. I was looking into a part share in an allotment, but our local council has sold most to developers for housing.

Nooooooo not more building. Hope you get somewhere for your irises and thanks for the camassia info. ?

Oh no that's a shame....... would be an awful pity not to see what you have produced.....

Top marks for trying Siris...I suggest you always sew love-in-the-mist, just chuck them on the ground, in or out of their 'pods'....they never fail and will act as cheerleaders during your experiments with plants.

Thank you White Horse, Love in the Mist is one of those plants that I just let seed around, along with Verbena & - &, then just pull out what I don't want, that's excluding the self seeders that I would rather not have increasing.