They must, because I did not plant any this year!

"Leon Trollski" expounded:

They must, because I did not plant any this year!

Yes, they do, I've got babies out there growing, too.
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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Ann wrote:
"Leon Trollski" expounded:

They must, because I did not plant any this year!

Yes, they do, I've got babies out there growing, too.
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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Reseeding of snapdragons must depend on climate, or pollinators, or
watering conditions. We've had snapdragons twice out here in our
garden (central California, USDA zone 9, Sunset zone 16) and they have
never reseeded.

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"John Ladasky" expounded:

Reseeding of snapdragons must depend on climate, or pollinators, or
watering conditions. We've had snapdragons twice out here in our
garden (central California, USDA zone 9, Sunset zone 16) and they have
never reseeded.

Could be they need a cold cycle (we get plenty of that around here)
before they germinate.
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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On 7/5/06 5:02 AM, in article ,
"Ann" wrote:

"John Ladasky" expounded:

Reseeding of snapdragons must depend on climate, or pollinators, or
watering conditions. We've had snapdragons twice out here in our
garden (central California, USDA zone 9, Sunset zone 16) and they have
never reseeded.

Could be they need a cold cycle (we get plenty of that around here)
before they germinate.
I've actually had a few over winter as well!

Cheryl

Leon Trollski wrote:
They must, because I did not plant any this year!

It depends a lot on the weather. If you have a fairly mild winter they
may re-seed.
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Bill R. (Ohio Valley, U.S.A)

Gardening for over 40 years

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Me, too. I was pulling them as weeds until I figured it out. Now I'm
transplanting to redistribute.

Adelle
Northwest of Boston Zone 5 according to maps, but everything blooms later on
my property.

"Ann" wrote in message
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"Leon Trollski" expounded:

They must, because I did not plant any this year!

Yes, they do, I've got babies out there growing, too.
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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Cheryl Isaak expounded:

I've actually had a few over winter as well!

Yes, they're half-hardy perennials actually, I've had them overwinter,
too.
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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Ann writes:
"Leon Trollski" expounded:

They must, because I did not plant any this year!

Yes, they do, I've got babies out there growing, too.

I'd like to know how you manage it! I grew masses of snapdragons from
supermarket seedlings, and then harvested thousands of seeds when they
had dried. Both that summer and the next I planted lots, anticipating
a self-perpetuating mass of blooms til eternity: very dark seeds for
the red flowers, and lighter seeds from showey yellow blooms. Not one
seedling came up!! I tried a few different conditions, still nothing.

I could only conclude they were a hybrid that doesn't give rise to
viable seeds. How disappointing. I'd convinced myself that I was set
to never buy another packet of snapdragon seeds again. That would be
Frugal with a capital F!!!
--
John Savage (my news address is not valid for email)

John Savage expounded:

I'd like to know how you manage it! I grew masses of snapdragons from
supermarket seedlings, and then harvested thousands of seeds when they
had dried. Both that summer and the next I planted lots, anticipating
a self-perpetuating mass of blooms til eternity: very dark seeds for
the red flowers, and lighter seeds from showey yellow blooms. Not one
seedling came up!! I tried a few different conditions, still nothing.

Where are you located?
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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Ann writes:
Where are you located?

Sydney, Australia. But thanks for the offer, just the same. :-)

Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
--
John Savage (my news address is not valid for email)

It is good to see you back on the newsgroup, John.

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Ann writes:
Where are you located?

Sydney, Australia. But thanks for the offer, just the same. :-)

Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
--
John Savage (my news address is not valid for email)