However, if you want to propogate your own start collecting as soon as the flowers die off and the seed pods are %26quot;ripe%26quot;. keep the seeds in envelopes that are labelled (a bit obvious but worth a mention). In late winter it sometimes helps to let the seeds experience cold for a few days in a fridge or in a freezer for about 12 hours. Sow in early spring in trays, cover with brown paper and keep in a warm, dark place. In a while you should have plenty of seedlings for next year!
A couple of informative web-sites are RHS and www.bbc.com/gardening...lots of info in both.
hope this helps!
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Reply:Try Burpee Seed Company.
Reply:I got some seeds for yellow violets on eBay. Lots of sellers have seeds.
Reply:Alan Titchmarch%26#039;s site/Sutton seeds.why not collect some from friends and family when the floering is over, they are free
Reply:why not just save the seeds, just let the seed pods dry, then put the seeds into labelled PAPER bags or envelopes and keep then till next year.
Reply:The Royal Horticultural Society website has a plantfinder function and lots of info and links.computer
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