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Bloomer

(Zone 9a)

March 31, 2001
05:27 PM

Post #3079

OK rose experts. I need to know when rose hips are ripe to collect seeds? I've heard that seeds are ripe even though the hips are not brown/mature. Other sources say they must be fully mature and beginning to split.

I am anxious to try growing from seed and need all the help you can give.

Many thanks in advance
Paula

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