Posted: 20/04/2012 at 15:41
Dear Adam,
OK, Ive been waiting all winter for the seed pods on my <span class="header4Class">trachelospermum jasminoides to open (I thought it best to leave them on the plant as it would be best place for them to further develope and to be in the right conditions to mature).
<span class="header4Class">Today I found the seed pods had cracked and lots of feathery parachutes hidden inside with little brown seeds on them. They are definately the ones from that plant.
<span class="header4Class">I dont want to mess up and have had little sucess with seeds so I really really want to get this right - what is the very best way to get them to germinate and grow into lovely strong plants please?
<span class="header4Class">Kindest regards
<span class="header4Class">Maxii - max@lawrenceswann.com, Norwich.
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