Seed Storing Hi all, this will be my first year collecting my own seeds. I planted a ton of native wildflowers in my front yard and have been collecting some of their seed pods (while leaving some behind to spread for next year). I also vegetable garden, and if all goes great I’m going to want to collect their seeds as well. All of that to say, I’m going to have a lot of seeds after this season. Anyway, my question is, how is everyone storing their seeds? Have you found that any specific techniques work better than others? Best ways to organize them, or make sure they last until next season. And most importantly, anything to absolutely avoid. (Picture is unrelated, but it’s a super tiny bee and grasshopper hanging out in our clarkia) Originally by u/ElegantAnimal9254 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2atuh69a

Wild flower in Indiana - need help identifying I planted some wildflower seeds last fall and again this spring. Many of these purple flowers have just popped up, and I don’t have the seed pack anymore that the seeds came in to help me identify them. I’ve been trying to look them up. Could they be larkspur? Originally by u/Bremenberry on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dfqkl6a

Part of my ever growing collection 🪴 Originally by u/Markelle_Fultz_Fan on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28ubyxp4

Bought him at Home Depot because I've never seen one, but I have zero idea what it is. Ideas? Originally by u/aanniittaa05 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24gbwb4y

Another Rhody-like plant. Seattle Originally by u/Seatownskeptic on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a3wknnw

Black dots on creeping jenny. I just bought this plant so I don’t know how much water or light it was getting. I would told it could be a fungal infection but every kind of infection I’ve looked up hasn’t resembled this. What is it? Originally by u/primordiallobster on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29fbtrjy

Send help. They are ripening by the hour. Originally by u/elkoubi on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/283x59f7

What is going on with my honeysuckle this year?? It’s all scraggly with not many blooms. Usually many more blooms. Originally by u/donzerlylight1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bdvsgpj

How to kill *some* ivy Please don't shoot me, I'm only the messenger. My wife likes the way the ivy on this tree looks, but doesn't like the ivy bed at the tree's foot (it's unruly and overrun by grass). At her suggestion, I put mulch over the bed, which the ivy and grass got through in a matter of days. My question: if I treat the stuff poking above the mulch with spectracide, will it kill the ivy above it on the tree? Ultimately, she would like to have the ivy on the tree and flowers at the base of the tree. Thank you! Originally by u/2ndslowestantelope on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c66pbf4

Satin photos yellowing :( My Satin Pothos' leaves have started yellowing randomly about 1-2 months ago, she was doing so well. Water her about every 8 days, soil seems to take a while to dry out. She is indoors, on top of a bookshelf near the ceiling about a meter away from a window Originally by u/etherealmountainfog on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cul4rop