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Beginner Flowers: Saving seeds and deadheading

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dardee4
Dubuque, IA
(Zone 5a)

July 27, 2009
02:53 PM

Post #6871872

I want to deadhead my flowers but also want to save seeds. Can I deadhead them and dry the seeds or should I leave them on the plants to dry and then deadhead?
dp72
Woodway, TX
(Zone 8a)

July 27, 2009
04:04 PM

Post #6872145

Best to let the seeds dry (mature) before removing the seedhead from the plant. Removing them when they are developing might be compared to an abortion of an animal foetus.

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