However, instead of having to constantly repurchase coneflower seeds, we find that collecting them from your existing flower ...

Whether you want to save money on seeds next year or you just want to expand your garden knowledge, here's how to save your ...

Why collect seeds? Nature will ensure that plants self-sow in order to perpetuate the species, but much more reliable results can be gained by collecting and sowing them yourself. You have control ...

Anyone under contract to collect native plant seed for The Nature Conservancy knows that the 50-mile radius rule is ...

For example, seeds are often genetically different from the mother plant you collect from. This means when they grow, the plants might exhibit different characteristics such as flower color ...

Both are members of the huge Asteraceae (aster ... for seeds. There are many different species of goldenrods and asters native to New England. I want to help nature out a bit by collecting ...

Iive been meaning to do a post on the Stokes Seed Co. Building for some time. Developer and State Senate candidate Chris Jacobs in his interview with BuffaloRising stated that this is one of his ...

Can I collect the seed from these to sow again next spring or is it best to buy fresh seed? Mary K, Waterford A: Homegrown sweet pea is one of the great joys of the summer garden, not just for the ...

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If there's one thing almost all dogs love, it's going out to play and explore in the yard. They find all kinds of new and interesting things out there, and sometimes even make quite a mess while ...

Keep watered for the first season if rainfall is sparse. If planting aster seeds, plant after the first frost. These seeds need cold winter temperatures to germinate in the spring. New England ast ...

Plants already present will have the chance to grow and bloom. Clover seeds may already be in your lawn as they used to be included in packets of lawn seed. Other seeds get blown in or dropped by ...