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Forum Post Cool one by Julie
...ike Queen Ann's Lace to me. This is a wildflower in the carrot family and easily established from seed around here. A very lovely flower that when cut and put in a vase with food coloring, it w...
Forum Post Can you identify this flower ? by 4yelloweyedogs
A friend of a friend has this growing in her yard, she lives in southwestern Ohio, she said it goes to seed,has a beautiful brown paper like seed pod, and it comes back every year. It gets a lot of su...
Forum Post Missouri purple wildflower (need ID) by flowerlover
This is Aquilegia sp.or columbine. Aquilegia may be propagated by division or from seed. They self seed readily. Find more information on this site www.soonerplantfarm.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/ spec...
Forum Post Never ending by Daboo260
...l try to find one and get a photo up. Holly can be propagated by Bare Root, Container, Cuttings and Seed. It has a Slow ability to spread through seed production and the seedlings have Low vigor. ...
Photo Comment What is this Flower called? by tmholding
Looks like a wood anemone that has blown it's petals and is beginning to make it's seed head. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anemone_nemorosa
Photo Comment Unnamed Picture by beeweaver
It looks like Common Evening Primrose. Each seedpod is like a little salt and pepper shaker with many, many seeds inside. I cut my plant down to the ground before the seed pods open so they don't ...
Forum Post hi by tina2good
This is not flower.... its the Lotus seed/ pod.
Forum Post How to Kill a Tree Stump? by chilliwater
If it's dead, innoculate with fungus or seed with monarda. Considerably easier than grubbing or pulling.
Photo Comment Unnamed Picture by tmholding
...es and many ag centers request it be reported when found so it can be eradicated. It spreads by runner, seed, and even by cuttings and trimmings that are left on the ground. http://en.wikipedia.org/wi...
Forum Post new variety of flower by Julie
Oh, wow. I don't know about seeds, though I do see them now in the nurseries. Check there. You can also check any number of seed catalogs or even plant catalogs. Let me think here...I can'...
Forum Post I think this is a flower but I'm not certain by LabourofLove
Yes, but it's the seed structure, not the flower.
Forum Post Orange flower id by willow52
Thank you Kate! From what I've experienced, they self-seed very easily.
Forum Post What is this? by LabourofLove
These are the seed heads from Jack in the Pulpit.
Forum Post uv light by flowerpot
Does anyone know what the effects of UV light on seed germination are? Thanks!
Forum Post Need help identifing this flower by LabourofLove
Sure do look like buds in different stages of development. Don't look like seed structures at all.
Forum Post WHAT IN HECK IS THIS? by LabourofLove
Looks to be a dried Nigella (love-in-a-mist) seed pod.
Forum Post What is this Giant alien upside down green berry growing from a thick stick???? by LabourofLove
Yep, Jack in the Pulpit seed structure. They do turn scarlet as they mature.
Forum Post Identify flowers by Julie
...ea. http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/227/. This on is best started in your zone in the fall from seed and requires sun and support to grow on. This is a cool temperature annual and will bloom ...
Forum Post Flower by LabourofLove
Looks pretty stylized to me - I see a rose hip, button fern and (possibly) a cosmos nearly going to seed.
Forum Post can anyone identify this flower by ymfoster
Hi VR, It certainly sounds like it will grow easily from seed, seeing as it spreads like a weed, Yvonne
Forum Post Need this vine identified by Julie
Morning Glories, and any Morning Glory will reseed readily if left along. At least mine do. I haven't planted Morning Glories in years and yet get tons of them. If you want a certain variety, ...
Forum Post Garden Loosestrife (Lysimachia punctata) - I think? by LabourofLove
I think it's an evening primrose (Oenothera biennis). They have really lovely seed stalks that work well in dried arrangements.
Forum Post Growing in September Field--Garden Escapee? by tmholding
You have Cleome there. Yes an escapee. The ;spears 'are seed pods. When ripe they will split and toss the seeds.
Forum Post Fungus on Canterbury Bells? by LabourofLove
The brown looks like the exterior of the seed capsule and the white seems to be perlite (part of the soil mix).
Forum Post Hello everyone by ymfoster
Hi Artistewolf, Welcome to the forum, they sound like the seed pods to me, they usually look like strange whispy balls, Yvonne
Forum Post Growing flowers in a bud vase? by cklandscaping
...n I would go there and see if you could order what ever you need for your date.You can try growing some seeda in a jiffy seed tray but if your not a grower as of yet,then your taking a gamble...
Forum Post Identifying this flower by Julie
Be careful to enjoy the flower but remove the seed head, so this plant doesn't reseed. It can take over everything. It is very beautiful.
Forum Post I'm in 6th grade and i'm working on a leaf collection, now i... by Guest
...rade and i'm working on a leaf collection, now i have a question, what is a saucer magnolia's seed type?...
Forum Post What Is This Flower? by LabourofLove
Tulipa tarda, a very early, very dwarf form of tulip that multiplies more from seed than from offsets. A great naturalizer!!
Blog Comment Seeds, Beads or Weeds? by Weeping Sore
I think the difficulty of planting seeds is one of the biggest dirty little secrets of gardening. I can buy starts of boring vegetable varieties, but I want the weird stuff like purple tomatillo and p...
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