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Talkback: Self-seeding plants

double, very small flower heads and large open faced ones. This year has been an absolute delight. I just wish the flowering season was not so short. I would like to know which annuals are worth collecting seeds from. I always collect nasturtium seeds by rosebowl

24/11/2011 15:29:12

by ChrisKing

Seeds for next year.

've started collecting seeds from the garden this year as well. by Gloucestergirl13

04/08/2012 08:45:41

by Hollie- Hock

wet wild flower medow

to the dreadful summer. It has died back but now has healthy growth at the base of the plants. I also collected seeds from the seed pots this year and have loads of young seedlings in my cold frame. They are meant to be great at self seeding. I've just started by cody smith

02/10/2012 21:03:57

by Hollie- Hock

Talkback: Saving foxglove seeds

you can see is the caterpillar.I have lots of foxgloves,so much so that i have to thin them out often.the white and purple have made a lovely delicate pink one.I am going to collect these seeds and sow them myself insted of letting them self seed as I by bigdaddy

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28/11/2011 18:40:59

by justindylan111

Homemade seed Packets

've put them in a tupperware box. This is the first year I've collected seed so looking forward to the results. Already sown some astrantia as I've been told they like a cold start. I use brown paper envelopes from tesco. Sometimes I make my own but I by HuwsNursery

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01/01/2013 14:43:56

by Gardengirl..

Lupins from seed

ripen first. Leave the flowering stalk on the plant until the pods turn brown, then cut them off and you can collect the seed by opening the pods. You can sow them straight away if you have a coldframe to overwinter the young plants in, or save them by Caroline Bridges

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03/07/2012 20:33:00

by Hollie- Hock

Poppies.

've just collected some of the petals which are now in the compost!! Might as well enjoy the bloom's while they last. You may get nice seed heads, depending on the variety. by The Gardening Biker

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27/05/2012 17:09:35

by Welshonion

Adenium Obesum

I keep seeing this in my succulent and cacti gardening books, but I cannot seem to find one at any nursery. Does anyone know where I can get one. I really want this plant to add to my succulent collection. Do a google search-a few suppliers come by caliph

02/07/2012 21:29:36

by ronell

Identification

I found this Wild flower in Normandy, I collected a few seeds and it germinated well but have not been able to identify it. It has "sticky" leaves and stalks, the flower is not unlike a "Bizzie Lizzie" would love to know it's name ? Hi there - I by Maryrose2

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04/08/2012 23:51:18

by Maryrose2

unknown flower

not a good angle but I planted afew of these & they either died or slugs got at them..today has actually got a flower. Like a daisy (red) petals are folded like tubular in shape. very pretty indeed. do I collect seed , will it come up again . thanks by jean linsley

13/09/2012 23:09:51

by jean linsley

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