Last Full Day of Summer

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  1. donm

    donm In Flower

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    Three dollar wheelbarrow with yellow mums and pumpkin.
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    My alpine strawberries started bearing the last week of May and are still producing. I started to save seeds.
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    I always buy a hardy mum each September. This was last year's. It has a preying mantis protecking it.
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    This is a photo of my autumn joy sedum I started from cuttings in June.
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    Ageratum.
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    PeeGee hydrangea. I always dry a bouquet.
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    My purple mixture of petunias. I collect seeds each Fall to plant the following Spring.
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  3. cherylad

    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Looks like your garden is still producing lots of color for you.
     
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    How do you save strawberry seeds?!
     
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    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Sooooo pretty.
    I'm hoping with the tad bit cooler weather we have now some of my heat stressed plants will make a comeback and make a pretty fall showing.
     



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    donm In Flower

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    oubee the Alpine strawberry has to be started with seeds. They do not send out runners like the other strawberry plants. The Alpine strawberry plant only lasts 3 years.

    I allow the strawberries to get really ripe. I pick them and put them on a plate to dry. When they are dry, I roll them between my thumb and "pointer" finger and the seeds fall off.
     
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    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    This is a very nice display of flowers and plants.
    It is interesting for me to see how things are there.

    Good work, mate.
     

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