Flower, seed pod and seed photo's
I am very new to this site and I am just loving it. I too am a seed saver and find it frustrating trying to figure out the secrets of the seeds. I have started a web site to post photo's of the flower,
seed pod and seeds. Last summer and fall I collected seeds from about 200
different flowering plants. So far I have only posted 9 of them. I was unable to
get images of some of the flowers as they had finished blooming. If anyone would
like to help I have listed some of the plants I need images for on my web site.
I will also work on getting the information on stratifying and scarification
posted.
different flowering plants. So far I have only posted 9 of them. I was unable to
get images of some of the flowers as they had finished blooming. If anyone would
like to help I have listed some of the plants I need images for on my web site.
I will also work on getting the information on stratifying and scarification
posted.
Please have a look at my site and let me know what you think.
Thanks
Sherrie The Seed Basket
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