Seeds are ready from these Mirabilis jalapa, 'Broken' yellow/magenta.
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[update]
Now have seeds for Calocedrus decurrens ready for trade as well, a.k.a. Incense Cedar.
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I am looking for Mirabilis and Lilium species seeds.



Would like to find... M. coccinea .......... M. longiflora ............. M. multiflora .......
M. expansa, a food crop ?
M. laevis,
M. macfarlanei-?
M. alipes - cream or magenta or both.
Thanks for any help.
Brian

Hello Brian,

This is the first time i have been on the plant & seed trading forum,even though i have done plant trading.I have been wanting to start some 4 o'clocks since last year.Unfortunately i have no luck with growing anything from seed.I tried a few different things last year,4 o'clocks being one of them.I harvested seeds from a pink bush and one with yellow & pink blooms i believe are the colors.I still don't have any 4 o'clock bushes.

I am harvesting them again now.I have actually thought about just putting them out like the plant would do. Is there something i don't know?One problem is i have very limited knowledge about growing anything by seed and another problem is i am literally limited in what i can do (partially handicapped from MS)
They come up when the plant drops them so i thought maybe if i drop them where i want them cover them lightly from birds & washing away.They will go through the cold period and grow naturally.wish me luck

Honestly should i just wait for babies to come up in the spring and transplant them? I would still be happy to collect any seeds from anything i can for others!!

Every time my hubby see's any kind of seeds he gets them.

HOPE IT WAS A NICE WEEKEND FOR ALL!!!!

I don't think 4 o'clock seeds like getting cold. I grow them every year from seed (going to try saving the tubers this year) and I never get volunteers. The only volunteer I ever got was from an early blooming one, and one of the seeds it dropped sprouted before the first frost. I always start mine indoors because our growing season is so short here.