Propagation: part II on basic how to propagation based on my experience, 0 by Pughbear7

Pughbear7 wrote:
Jeanette:
I failed to read the bio on the tree so the facts you stated make the seeds I bought either sterile or off another tree. It shows we all must do our homework on what seeds we buy. Yes cuttings are the only way to be sure you get an exact clone of the tree (any plant for that matter). all seeds have the possability of cross polination thus giving us anew varity some good ones some not so nice. But who knows which one of us will come up with the next prized seedling. Thats part of the fun of growing from seed. This is exactly how the big seed companies come up with their hot new flowers. White swan echenacea, all the wonderful dahlia's, Crepe myrtles, marigolds, heuchera's and so on. At least thats my take on how its done with the few exceptions of those that mutate from the original plant. Please correct me if I am wrong. Here is a pic of the seeds I amanged to harvest.
Dave