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James Mikkelsen
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Any Info On Germinating Papaver kluanense?
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January 01, 2011, 03:02:59 PM »
Happy New Year All!
Just looking for info on germinating Papaver kluanense. Deno's book doesn't have any info and a cursory search on the web doesn't reveal anything. Thanks for any info that is given!
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James
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4350' (1326m) Elevation; Zone 5a - 7a; 5 miles from the
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Re: Any Info On Germinating Papaver kluanense?
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James, Garden's North catalogue says it is an easy warm germinator.
http://www.gardensnorth.com/catalogue/database.cgi?Mode=List&Field=Category&Search=PERENNIALS&First=P
Looks like a great alpine poppy!
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Re: Any Info On Germinating Papaver kluanense?
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It IS an easy, warm germinator. I sow it in May here in Massachusetts, and generally it shows growth within 4-6 weeks. It's a very nice plant, and stays for 2-3 years in my garden.
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