Collect seed. Seed saving is not for everyone, and it is perfectly fine to support green industry businesses by purchasing seeds in packs. However, if you have never tried it, it can be very rewarding. It is also a great way to share your garden with others. Just learning what each plant’s seeds look like and how they are collected can add to your garden enjoyment. Whatever you decide, this is a great month to start collecting some seed to plant in the spring or late fall.
What are you collecting?
Fine Gardening Recommended Products
RAINPOINT Sprinkler Timer with Brass Swivel
- Pure brass water inlet and metal thread can withstand up to 116psi.
- Built-in metal filter gaskets can prevent sediment and other larger particles
- Through the Sprinkler Timer program, you can set the start time, watering duration, and watering frequency
Dramm Revolution Adjustable 9-Pattern Metal Hose Nozzle
- 15 x 10 x 7 inches
- Ergonomic insulated grip
- Maximum pressure of 90 PSI
- Fully adjustable spray pattern
- No trigger lock
Nelson Multi-Pattern Stationary Sprinkler
- 8 Pre-Set Watering Patterns
- Impact-resistant, plastic base
- Soft grip on multi-pattern head
Dramm 17050 50′ ColorStorm 1/2″ Standard Soaker Hose
- Provides sufficient amounts of water to the garden without the hassle of hand watering
- Conveniently waters garden and beds
- 50 ft. by 1/2 inch diameter made from recycled material; lifetime guarantee
- Made in the USA
Gilmour 811673-1001 Sprinkler
- 43-ft. spray distance (up to 5, 800 sq. ft. coverage)
- Adjustable collar for partial- to full-circle coverage
- Dial precisely sets spray distance
- On/off switch eliminates trips from sprinkler to spigot
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just collected some coneflower seed today!