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roadrunner Crossville, TN Oct 24, 2003

I meant for doing crafts....sorry!! Jo

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scooterbug Tellico Plains, TN(Zone 7b) Oct 24, 2003

CC, I was going to do the same when vacationing,but the trip was so rainy while down there...i forgot all about stopping and shoving some into my saddlebags...dang =(

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rootdoctor Harrisville, MI(Zone 5b) Oct 25, 2003

I resemble that remark!
I got some this spring,tossed it all over,I got more comments on it.

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scooterbug Tellico Plains, TN(Zone 7b) Oct 25, 2003

*whispers* Root,here's your little ballerina =)

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DeepRoots Willacoochee, GA(Zone 8b) Oct 26, 2003

Spanish moss is a seed producing plant btw.
It may be easier to mail some seed, that way it both stores better, and there is no chigger issue.

If I recall it is in the genus Tillandsia.

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sundry Franklin, LA(Zone 9a) Oct 26, 2003

wow - Spanish Moss seeds - whoda thunk it?
Born and raised near the swamps of South Louisiana, and it never occurred to me that there could be seeds ...

What do they look like? How would you collect them? And how would you plant them? This just seems bizarre to me, therefore interesting.

Cheri'

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scooterbug Tellico Plains, TN(Zone 7b) Oct 26, 2003

I found live spanish moss on ebay

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