Seedpods, Seeds and Seedlings
Eleocarpaceae Lily of the Valley Tree Iridaceae Montbretia Apocynaceae Rubber Vine Propagator Bignoniaceae Pink Vine Primulaceae Cyclamen Plantaginaceae Ivy-leaved Toadflax Asteraceae Cardoon Boraginaceae Chinese Forget me Not Amaryllidaceae Scarborough Lily Papilionaceae Broom
Name
Seed Pod
Description
Seeds
Seed
Close-upGermination
Method I UsedSeedling
Crinodendron
patagua
Seeds are woody dark brown berries. One seed from each flower.
Autumn
Propagator
(146 days)
Crocosmia
masoniorum
Seedpod is fleshy and crinkled with three parts. Seeds are fleshy, reddish when fresh. Few seeds in each pod.
Autumn
Outside
(Self sows)
Cryptostegia
grandiflora
Seeds are bright brown, pointed, woody. Many seeds in a pod.
Spring
Inside
(15 days)
(4 days)
Cuspidaria
convoluta
Seeds are flat, brown, winged. Many seeds in a pod.
Spring
Inside
(24 days)
Cyclamen
hederifolium
Seedpod is a ball on a coiled stem. Seeds are brown balls. Several seeds in a pod.
Winter
Outside
(211-279 days)
Cymbalaria
muralis
Seedpod is a ball. Seeds are tiny balls. Several seeds in a pod.
Autumn
Outside
(155 days)
Cynara
cardunculus
No seedpod. Seeds are in a huge fluffy head. Seeds are large drops. Many seeds on a seedhead.
Autumn
Outside
(Sorry, lost the record.)
Cynoglossum
amabile
There is no seedpod. There are five seeds in a ring on the calyx. Seeds are flattish drops covered in hooks.
Winter
Inside
(33 days)
Cyrtanthus
elatus
Seedpod is large and splits into three parts. Seeds are large, flat, black, papery. Many seeds in a pod.
Spring
Propagator
(23 days)
Cytisus
x praecox
Seedpod is a small peapod. Seeds are flattish brown beans with a creamy top. Several seeds per pod.
Autumn
Outside
(Self sows)
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