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Save seed pods to grow plumeria By Kathy Huber , Gardening Dec 2, 2000 As we were bringing our plumerias inside for the winter we noticed the older plant had two purple pods.

By Steven ApfelbaumDame’s rocket has escaped from gardens and is rapidly invading the surrounding landscapes. Left unchecked, this beautiful, yet lethal plant will wreak havoc on the natural ...

Answer: Leaving the seed pods on canna plants to pop open and grow more plants could be fun but it is not necessary. If you want to give seeding a try wait until the pods turn yellow to brown.

It looks like some kind of seed pod or pine cone caught mid-explosion. At the center, there’s a jumble of trumpets-turned-terraria—conical containers for space-going plants—and from this ...

A. Butterflyweed (Asclepias spp.) is easy to grow from seed. The pod will turn brown when ripe. Open it and remove the silky down. Many experts say seeds should be cold-stratified for best ...

Fletcher says his goal is to plant 500 billion trees by 2050. To meet that goal, he will need more than just drones. “Our solution is not a wholesale replacement of hand planting.

Seed pods on your amaryllis usually grow plants just like the parent but every so often you do get flowers of a different color. (Courtesy of Tom MacCubbin) A. Black mold is only a symptom of the ...