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[Lee Reich <lreich@hvc.rr.com>]

The only thing I can offer is the advice not to let the seeds dry out. Of course, then they may sprout (which, I presume, is not what you want, for now).

I'm a big fan of kumquats. My oldest plant is about 10 years old -- in a pot up here in the Hudson Valley.

Lee Reich, PhD

http://www.leereich.com/

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A Northeast Gardener's Year

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On Dec 8, 2009, at 9:21 PM, Richard Moyer wrote:

My parents sent us a box of kumquats they grow in Augusta, GA.  Source is a seedling tree from Lee Sharp.

I'd like to save these seeds, then give them away in early March.

Please share any ideas on cleaning and preserving kumquat seed.

Thanks,

Richard Moyer

Castlewood, VA

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