Seedpods, Seeds and Seedlings
Crescentia to Cytisus
Name | Seed Pod | Notes | Seeds | Germination Method I Used |
Seedling |
Crescentia alata Bignoniaceae Calabash |
Seedpod is the calabash, a large green fruit. Seeds are large, dark brown, heart-shaped. Many seeds in a fruit. | Nick & soak seed Summer |
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Crinodendron patagua Eleocarpaceae |
Seeds are woody dark brown berries. One seed from each flower. |
Autumn Propagator (146 days) |
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Crocosmia masonorum Iridaceae Montbretia |
Seedpod is fleshy and crinkled with three parts. Seeds are fleshy, reddish when fresh. Few seeds in each pod. | Autumn Outside (Self sows) |
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Cryptostegia grandiflora Asclepiadaceae |
Seeds are bright brown, pointed, woody. Many seeds in a pod. | Spring Inside (15 days) Propagator (4 days) |
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Cuspidaria convoluta Bignoniaceae |
Seeds are flat, brown, winged. Many seeds in a pod. | Spring Inside (24 days) |
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Cyclamen - many Primulaceae |
Seeds are round, brown balls. Few seeds in a pod. | Winter Outside (211-279 days) |
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Cynoglossum amabile Boraginaceae Chinese Forget-me-Not |
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) |
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Cyrtanthus elatus Amaryllidaceae Scarborough Lily |
Seedpod is large and splits into three parts. Seeds are large, flat, black and papery. Many seeds in a pod. | Spring Propagator (23 days) |
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Cytisus x praecox Papilionaceae Broom |
Seedpod is a narrow brown peapod. Seeds are flattish warm brown beans with a creamy top. Several seeds per pod. | Autumn Outside (Self sows) |
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