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jcf Brooklet, GA(Zone 8a) Jan 29, 2003

i found some i got last year in a trade. are they still good and if so how do i plant them.

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desert_rose Dripping Springs, TX Jan 30, 2003

Are they Texas mtn laurel? Hard casing?

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jcf Brooklet, GA(Zone 8a) Jan 31, 2003

yes, redish-orange hard seeds

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desert_rose Dripping Springs, TX Jan 31, 2003

Scarification. I think the seeds are more viable when fresh from the pod. Cuttings from juvenile trees works the best. TX Mtn Laurels grow really slow. If they don't work---I'll send you some later in the season.

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