I read somewhere that (and I admit that I probably have this ALL wrong....) the particular variety we have here in the states, the transplanted ones, are (maybe) all females....therefor can't reproduce except by sending out the baby plants. IOW, no seeds are produced. If anyone can find that reference, maybe I won't feel so stupid, thinking I dreamed it. But there WAS something..... When I read it, I remember thinking, well, that's a GOOD thing for us -- to only have the one method of reproduction instead of 2 ways to clog our waterways!You can google the info that is what I did .If my plants are 3 years old and flowered you would think I would see seeds floating some where
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