Harvesting seeds from flowers

Collecting petunia seeds from the spent flowers is an easy way to propagate new plants for your garden. Save the seeds from your best performing petunia varieties so you’ll have plenty of seeds to plant the following year | Collecting and planting flower seeds

Learn All About Seed Collecting and How to Save Seeds, includes easy to follow steps, plus a Free Printable Seed Packet and Printable Seed Inventory List.

Easy Annual Flowers for the Beginner Seed Saver. One of the easiest and best ways to save money gardening is by saving seeds. I'll show you the easiest cut flowers to harvest seeds from the fall, so you can be frugal in the Spring. It's so easy even a beginner can do it! #seeds #seedsaving #seedharvesting #cutflowers #annualflowers

If you're growing snapdragons why not harvest and save the seeds for planting next season? Learn how to collect and store snapdragon seeds on Gardener's Path.

Most garden sites tell you to rip open the seed heads wearing leather gloves and using pliers. My method requires none of that, and will…

Collecting geranium seeds can be a bit tricky because geranium seed pods have a habit of opening and catapulting seeds away from the plant once they're ripe.

If you're growing sunflowers in your garden, you'll need to know when and how to harvest the seeds. Discover our top harvesting tips now on Gardener's Path.

How to collect, dry, and save seeds (and why you should). Everything you need to know about harvesting seeds from flowers and vegetables!

Your zinnia seed harvest should start with an understanding of seed collection and storage. This easy-to-follow guide covers everything from selecting the right flowers for seed saving to the proper drying and storage methods that keep seeds viable. Saving zinnia seeds is an easy way to perpetuate these amazing flowers in your garden, season after season.

If we convinced you to add sunflowers to your garden this year (read 13 Sunflower Varieties To Brighten Up the Garden if you need more convincing), then you might be wondering what to do with them at the end of the season. While you could simply cut them down and add them to the compost pile, there are so many uses for this quintessential summer flower that that seems almost criminal. But first, you have to harvest them in order to store properly for future use. Here’s how. When to Harvest…