Ethankyou for all your help. I will keep this site and will try to get a few new plants from my one. I have had this black lace for 15 years now. Always get great comments on it
I've never lived in Florida, but in the many areas of the country where I have lived, it was never a good recommendation to plant the seed in hot summer months. There is less stress when the weather has cooled off, no matter what you are planting be it shrubs, trees or perennials, so up North we usually plant in October. Good luck with the project!
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http://www.gardenguides.com/89860-propagate-sambucus-nigra.html
I've never lived in Florida, but in the many areas of the country where I have lived, it was never a good recommendation to plant the seed in hot summer months. There is less stress when the weather has cooled off, no matter what you are planting be it shrubs, trees or perennials, so up North we usually plant in October. Good luck with the project!
That is a Sambucus Nigra Black Lace...try the Web address from Janet (above reply) and you should be good to go.
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Best of luck! http://springmeadownursery.com/plant/71860