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Wow.. lots !

Will you pot these up or thin out.

thrupennybit
there are other similar groups from other Hellebores around the garden I cannot possibly pot them, although I don't study them closely I am sure some are eaten others dry out .These are the cotyledons you see would not transplant until the first proper leaf has formed in a month or so.

Lucky you Brian....:>)

Looking good.

Thank you Bjs for that information I found it interesting some thing I did nt know.

I have loads like this as well Brian , do you think they will come the same as the parent plant ?

I have many seedlings that have flowered ,the only ones I know are true are white ones some around a large yellow are cream, there are reds of sorts not even sure where they originated.
B

I'll dig some up pot them up for next year ...

Amy from the seedlings on the pic it will be at least three years to flower, have tried a few in pots but they make such big root systems they forever want re-potting, so have given up on that.

cant wait till mine start seeding everywhere,my garden is new only started last year

Anci
some seed on there own others are best hand pollinated