Re: Re: Petunia colors etc.

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Hi Janita,

Nicotiana alata (syn. N. affinis) is white, flushed on the reverse

with a hint of beige-pink. If you save your own seed, you may

The Fragrant Path catalog is online now

too (www.fragrantpathseeds.com) and Ed will I'm sure send seeds to the

UK. He has lots of wonderful fragrant plant treasures, it's one of my

favorite seed catalogs.

Let us know what you come up with--and I'll think of this project when

I'm sowing my petunias & nicotianas (and acacia and agastache and

Madonna lilies and . . . )

Judith

Hi Judith

I will and thanks very much for positing the url.... I am sure they will enjoy

the fruits of your recommendation. I will def got there..... sounds fragrantly

delicious. Let's keep the thread going and post how our little plantlets are

doing during the course of the year......

Happy New Year

Janita

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At 03:09 PM 12/31/2006, you wrote:

>Hi Janita,

>Nicotiana alata (syn. N. affinis) is white, flushed on the reverse

>with a hint of beige-pink. If you save your own seed, you may

>

> The Fragrant Path catalog is online now

>too (www.fragrantpathseeds.com) and Ed will I'm sure send seeds to the

>UK. He has lots of wonderful fragrant plant treasures, it's one of my

>favorite seed catalogs.

The nics I had were multi-colored. Very fragrant. Get them and grow

them if you can, you'll go wild with the fragrance they give off, it

scents the neighborhood. Be aware they may be toxic if tinctured. I

think you may find something about this in the archives. May not be,

never been tested, I guess.

Anya McCoy

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> The Fragrant Path catalog is online now

>too (www.fragrantpathseeds.com) and Ed will I'm sure send seeds to the

>UK. He has lots of wonderful fragrant plant treasures, it's one of my

>favorite seed catalogs.

The nics I had were multi-colored. Very fragrant. Get them and grow

them if you can, you'll go wild with the fragrance they give off, it

scents the neighborhood. Be aware they may be toxic if tinctured. I

think you may find something about this in the archives. May not be,

never been tested, I guess.

Anya McCoy

thanks for all the tips on the nics :-) I have grown the sylvestris before

but will def have a go with these fragrant beauties...... now to field out my

seed catalogue and also online with this fragrant url....

Janita

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