#flower seeds

[axololtls]

[mothraeve]

Lotus (by: Garden of Eve)

Oh my, I just went to a lotus farm with a friend. Look at this beautiful lotus I bought for my pond. We also ate lotus seeds. They tasted nutty, delish…who knew!🪷

[natureisthegreatestartist]

What's this? The seed pod of a lotus flower. Bizarre and rather beautiful, yes?

[teddy-bear-naps-and-random-snaps]

[halljavalge]

Source: ninine82photos

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[kuhulua]

Forever wishing I had a green thumb lol

[chroniclesofskye]

First Seed Collection

I harvested & dried my very first seeds! 🥰

I never thought I'd be excited to see a flower die, but once I realized there were a bunch of seed pods on my Purple Foxglove, I was over the moon! I was able to collect & save quite a few, & there are still more seed pods left on the plant, so I'll be saving more over the next couple of days. I hope to use them for our friends, & build them a flower bed under the carport.

I also managed to save a lot of Red Coneflower seeds, but my plant is still blooming so there will be more to collect as the cycle continues. I already used all of the saved Red Coneflower seeds for part of the Sunflower fence & fountain area that I'm working on for our friends, so we'll find out if the germination rate is good.... Cause I totally forgot to save some seeds to the side.

I will post later how I saved my seeds, so that way if I need to improve my process in the future, I have somewhere to start, & maybe someone else can get some use out of it. 😉

[bigoldeels]

now in my shop I have some lovely origami seed packets containing native missouri wildflowers harvested from my garden! they're sealed with a watercolor sticker with planting instructions on the back. these are a great way to encourage wildlife in your neighborhood if you're in the midwest/midsouth region!

[stone-cold-groove]

A 1960s-era giant zinnia seeds promo, courtesy of the Frito Bandito.

[relkefitness]

Apricot Lemonade Cosmo grown by me 🌸

[artist004]

Grow Stunning Red Yarrow with High-Quality Seeds

If you're looking to add a burst of color to your garden while supporting local pollinators, Red Yarrow Seeds are an excellent choice. Yarrow (Achillea millefolium), known for its vibrant red flowers, is a perennial plant that thrives in a variety of conditions. This hardy herb is not only visually stunning, but it also offers a wide range of benefits, making it a must-have for any garden.

Why Red Yarrow Seeds Are Essential for Your Garden

One of the most notable features of Red Yarrow is its ability to attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. The plant’s striking red blooms are a favorite of these important garden visitors, making it an essential plant for enhancing the overall health of your garden. Pollinators help fertilize other plants, ensuring a thriving ecosystem.

In addition to being a pollinator magnet, Red Yarrow also has a variety of practical uses. The flowers and leaves of the plant are often used in traditional herbal medicine to treat ailments such as wounds, fever, and digestive issues. The plant also has natural anti-inflammatory properties, making it an excellent addition to any natural remedy collection.

How to Grow Red Yarrow

Growing Red Yarrow from seeds is straightforward. The plant is known for being drought-tolerant and thrives in well-drained soil with full sun exposure. It’s perfect for gardeners who want a low-maintenance plant that still delivers beautiful results. Once established, Red Yarrow requires minimal care, making it ideal for both beginner and experienced gardeners.

For those ready to start planting, Red Yarrow Seeds are available from trusted suppliers like Seed Nerds, who provide high-quality seeds to help your garden flourish.

Conclusion

Red Yarrow is a versatile and stunning plant that can enhance the beauty and health of your garden. From attracting pollinators to offering medicinal benefits, this hardy perennial is an excellent choice for any garden enthusiast. To get the best seeds, visit Seed Nerds today and start planting your Red Yarrow.

[trailingpetunia1]

Echinacea Seeds Planting

Sow Echinacea seeds and revel in beautiful, pollinator-attracting flowers that enhance your garden while drawing in bees and butterflies. These resilient perennials flourish in sunny spots, resist drought, and produce vibrant blooms annually with little maintenance. Ideal for garden beds and natural landscapes! Shop yours now at: https://www.trailingpetunia.com/products/15-echinacea-seeds-echinacea-cheyenne-spirt

[loubella77]

Another reminder I sell seed packs and jewelry too :) just dm to ask

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[bettermetalgoat]

THE BEANS HAVE ARRIVED!

And my flower seeds!

[seedsnpots]

Flower Seeds, flower bulbs Vegetabls seeds, exotic cactus and succulents

[succulentsatplantorbit]

Flowers can make any space feel brighter and more welcoming. With a handful of seeds, you can grow a beautiful garden right at home. Whether it’s for your balcony, backyard, or a simple pot by the window, flower seeds give you an easy way to enjoy nature’s colors. Just plant, water, and watch them bloom. It’s a simple, satisfying way to add life to your home.