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HARVESTING CALENDULA SEEDS

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Harvesting calendula seeds is an easy and economical way to save seeds for next year’s garden.

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Calendula seeds are produced throughout the season, not just in late summer and early fall.

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The calendula  seeds are right there on the seed head, displayed for all to see, as soon as the flower petals fall away.

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As the fruit or seeds of the calendula mature on the plant, they change in color from green to brown.

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When fully mature the seeds break away from the seed head, and fall into the garden.

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In order for seeds to be viable, they should mature on the plant.

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Read our full article to learn more about harvesting calendula seeds!