Question
I have a two year old bed of this ground cover that has 18"
flower stalks.  The white flowers are now green.  Are these the seeds and can I cut the stalks and develop seeds by drying, etc. and then plant in flats to propagate more of this ground cover?

Answer
Yes. Allow the pods to turn brown and dry out. You then want to store the seeds by placing them in a plastic ziplock bag in the back of the refrigerator for three or more months. This will simulate a dormant period. You can then sow the seeds in flats in late winter or early spring.

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Mike