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The oldest plant material successfully germinated is a ~32,000-year-old Silene stenophylla (narrow-leafed campion) seed found in Siberian permafrost.
Kevin Feinstein II wrote:Ibut don't peach twigs contain cyanide forming compounds? I see fig tree listed on wikipedia, but can't that milky sap from a fig create a rash (or at least be super sticky and unpleasant)? I see dogwood listed, but which dogwood and are there not some stomach upsetting toxins in dogwood?
Riona Abhainn wrote:Hi Anne, I was given one to put underground and so I did, maybe it is just too rainy here and it rotted or something.
