How to seed these flowers?

Discussion in 'Plants: Identification' started by vicarious1, Dec 2, 2009.

  1. vicarious1

    vicarious1 Active Member 10 Years

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    These are the flowers they come in yellows and yellow and red and other shades.
    What's their name ?
    I had yellow only, my neighbor has the yellow and red he let me cut all the heads
    before they dry out.
    I would like to ask ?
    I just let them dry out in the house and then in spring just plant each head
    OR do I have to rub off the top of the dark head into a powder and then plant it.

    I have never handled these flowers they grew out of no where in my garden
    but I like as they grow late and last long.
    They seem to multiply by them selves in patches...
    I presume they will grow when I just plant the whole ball ?
    What do you think?
    Thanks
     

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  2. lorax

    lorax Rising Contributor 10 Years

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    Could be Echinacea paradoxa. You should have luck planting the whole ball head to get seedlings. Being where you are, they may also be perennial for you - you'll have to wait and see!
     
  3. vicarious1

    vicarious1 Active Member 10 Years

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    Thank's Lorax. Yes now that I see the name you give and I google for photos that is the sort of "family" they are ..Good to know that I can bury the whole ball. Yes they are perrenials and I want to plant them along a path. Thank you. All the best sadly the other thread seems to have gone dead.. I don't know why but I guess some frictions for a,b,c, reasons. and I had a leaky roof that needed replacing.
     

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