Martin can collect seeds from brown, split pods. Because Stella d'Oro is a hybrid, seedlings won't be true to type. Stratify seeds in damp paper towel in fridge for a month, then sow ¼ inch deep in moist potting soil. Germinate in weeks, harden off, plant out. Bloom second year.
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