The SECRET to Growing a RAINBOW of Coneflowers for FREE! (Echinacea Seed Harvest Hack!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2024
- Want stunning coneflowers without breaking the bank? This SECRET method lets you COLLECT & GROW your own echinacea seeds in MINUTES! Ditch the overpriced packets and unlock a kaleidoscope of colors for your summer garden.
In this video, you'll learn:
The "magic timing" trick to get PERFECT seeds (hint: it's not what you think!)
The sneaky glove-free hack to harvest seeds FAST without getting poked
♀️ The "shake & spill" method for effortless seed separation (seriously, it's like magic!)
❄️ The foolproof storage tip to keep your seeds happy until planting time
Plus, bonus tips for sharing your harvest and attracting pollinators for a thriving garden!
Stop overpaying for flowers! Watch this video, grab your scissors, and get ready to grow a vibrant, healthy flower patch for practically nothing!
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Great tips!
Amazing plant, love these! I have some lovely whites in my garden in UK
I was in the UK probably 20 years ago. I got to tour Kew and some beautiful gardens. I love how the culture embraces gardening
@@Dr.Warren oh yes, I have a veg garden but love to fill it with colour and add more to it every year. I have a busy day job as a lawyer, my garden is my green space to wind down
@@AmirsAllotment same I am a professor at a college. I get in the yard to destress and I occasionally break out the camera to document what I am doing.
@@Dr.Warren I’m glad you do film it, very informative and I can see you passionate you are. 😃🌱👍
@@AmirsAllotment thanks for the kind words.
So they do have to go thru vernalization process or did we get lucky just spreading them out in late fall here in Zone 5 (IL)? We almost have too many now because they self sow readily.
You can put them out in the winter and it would be cold enough. What I see here in zone 8 is it will get in the 80's for two weeks in March and they start to pop up. Then we have a late free in April and it knocks them back. So I just hold them until our last front date so I don't have to deal with a late freeze.