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Ken B · August 17, 2015

Since okra's got such huge flowers, it's real attractive to bees, needs a mile's isolation distance to be sure of pure seed... so it'd be easy for a wholesaler to mess up a seed growout if they're not careful.

August 17, 2015	#3
Ken B Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: central Virginia Posts: 243	Since okra's got such huge flowers, it's real attractive to bees, needs a mile's isolation distance to be sure of pure seed... so it'd be easy for a wholesaler to mess up a seed growout if they're not careful.