I don't know if I mentioned this before or not, but a few summers ago we discovered a wild growing, volunteer, red baneberry (Actaea rubra) growing here in our pines, which was pretty exciting for me as I had always wanted this plant and never found it

Strange thing about it is that we haven't been able to find any more than this one plant

So I got wondering what the best way is to propagate it, and last summer as the berries were starting to open I took the seeds and tucked them around the main plant, just a little below the soil. Well, they sprouted by fall, at least 7 or 8 of them! I'm so excited to think that we might be able to propagate a little colony of these and offer them one day

Here is a picture of red baneberry:
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