Saving seeds from marigold plants Published: Aug. 07, 2007, 3:40 a.m. By bdegroff ...

Most of us buy the seeds we use to grow flowers and vegetables at local stores or from mail-order seed companies. But there is an alternative: The plants growing in your gardens produce seeds all ...

As summer reaches its peak and gardens are in full bloom, August is the perfect time to start harvesting and storing seeds for next year’s garden. Seed saving is a wonderful way to preserve your ...

Right now, many of her afterschool students in the garden club are harvesting marigold seeds. “I think connectivity is the major goal we like to teach our girls here. Everything’s connected.” Anyone ...

Greer, who gives away her seeds to some of her customers, advised against storing seeds for too long. A cooler environment than 75 degrees will lengthen their shelf-life.

Lifestyle Harvesting sunflower seeds Originally published August 27, 2010 at 7:00 pm Updated August 27, 2010 at 11:46 pm ...

There are two methods of harvesting seeds: wet and dry. To harvest seeds wet, allow fruit, such as tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers, to ripen completely on the plant.