My RK has put on several nice pods.These are large,about the size of a goose egg.
Rothkirk pods
I sure will be interested in how yours does. Mine all are sitting in suspended animation since 10/12. No change since about the end of December. They are about the size of pears. They are partially covered with a brown dry skin. Makes me nuts waiting on them!
Gosh, those are cool looking pods. I wonder how many seeds they hold? Hope you both get some great babies from them.
And you better have some room left Lady!
Nice pods you two!
Those are beautiful pods. I can't wait to see their offspring.
Will make some room. LOL!!
WTG G2S and Kell. They look great. Hope you get something good ... will keep my fingers crossed.
Me too!
Great lloking pods, JT and Kell. Hope they grow some beautiful babies..
Hope you get some really special brugs from them
Wow! I love seeing the different pod shapes! Wishing you both some beauties!
Wow! Those are great pics for us wee beginners...
I never thought about how you could label the plants you choose to pollinate! One more interesting thing learned from this forum and the great folks who share on here.Thanks!
Glad it's back.
Lottie
Wonderfull pods:-)
I love Rothkirchpods.......smile, so much aureagenes..
As soon as you will have flowers on these seedlings I very would like to share pollen.
I have Rothkirch x pure B.aurea.
All is crossed here for your seedpods.
Wait a minute Kell.....just how much room are you talking about. Just got to thinking about how full my greenhouse is right now. Might have to grow some in the house until frost free around here.
Then pass yours to me Shirley!...I HAVE ROOM!!!!!!...lol.
LOL Brugie, I have 5 or 6 BIG pods.....so start clearing the back 40. LOL
Oh my gosh.....that will probably be a lot of seeds. Growing them isn't the biggest problem, it is storing them over the winter. If I could only get Jim to give up his shop. LOL!
I guess I better gas up the tiller Shirley!!
Good to see you posting again Ludger.I hope your mother is well.You will be more than welcome to pollen from the seedlings.
kell and g2s it must be nice to be that fertile.LOL
I will post from time to time...still busy with Mom and starting the greenhouse:-)
Looking forward for pollenchanging:-)
Happy to see you posting again, Ludger!
Thank you:-) John
sorry, forgot to say:
It is a Rothkirchgrandchild:-)...grandma is an apricot candida.
My fertile days are long over now DR! LOL Thank goodness!
Love those Rothkirch pods!!!!!!!!
Beautiful flower Ludger. I'm glad you and your Mom are well. :)
Thank you Delecie:-)