Collecting Seeds from Native Plants

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  • Опубліковано 7 лис 2024

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  • @limitlessends
    @limitlessends Місяць тому +5

    Most excited to collect seeds from some of my biennial plants. I have tall bellflower and evening primrose coming up this year. Going to share some seeds and keep some back for next year to have consistent blooms.

    • @awildapproach
      @awildapproach  Місяць тому +1

      Yes! That's fantastic. Tall Bellflower is a plant that I think is gorgeous, but haven't added to my garden just yet. :) What type of location is your tall bellflower growing in: sunlight, moisture conditions?

    • @limitlessends
      @limitlessends Місяць тому +1

      A shady area under some cedar trees. This spot is interesting because it floods easily (much of my lot is wet) and is fairly deep shade. The places where the bellflower pops us gets only a few hours of sunlight.

    • @awildapproach
      @awildapproach  Місяць тому

      @@limitlessends Thank you for that info! Now I'll know where to put it if I get seeds or plants of it. I have only a few small areas close to that type of environment in my garden. :)

  • @PlantNative
    @PlantNative Місяць тому +1

    Wow your birdsong!!! Our Gray Headed Coneflower flopped. I planted it in part shade. Should I move them to full sun? Yours look quite upright! Ty

    • @awildapproach
      @awildapproach  Місяць тому +1

      Mine flopped eventually, too, but I had it planted in full sun in the middle of a peninsula bed garden. So even though it flopped, it had other plants to flop onto. Still didn't stay upright though. But since it couldn't fall all the way to the ground, it made it easier to collect the seeds. :)