Fragrant, blooming meadow. Exactly as you always wanted. But only now is it blooming and mowing it, how will it be next year? Will it go again? And will you get the same beautiful mixture? “Be sure to collect your own seeds,” Jana Bucharová advises in the podcast.
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The blooming summer meadow is a place like a dream. Not surprisingly, they are not only planted by the city districts, but also slowly appear in the wilder parts of conventional gardens. They are brightly colored, unpretentious, do not require chopping and, besides the garden, often do great in weight. But for the most part it is just annual plants. What if you don’t want to buy a new mixture every year and hope to be as good and beautiful as the previous one? Simply Keep your own seeds from this year’s harvest.
Almost out of work
“Most flowers from the meadow create quite a large number of seeds, so you can be sure that at least some of them will come out,” explains Jana Bucharová, garden expert of the magazine Recipe. This is exactly what nature intended. And so Unlike tomato, pepper or cucumber seeds, the meadow does not require any great effort. “Just let them dry or get a little in a warm and dry air site,” adds the expert.
For seeds with mesh? Not really.
Did you collect, like children, sometimes mature? Then you may remember how light they are and how to quickly and quickly fly to all cardinal points, just touch them. It is no different with meadow flowers, especially if the seeds are already very mature. “So collect them a few days before they really mature and then let them dry. They won’t fly so much,” advises Jana Bucharová.
And adds one more tip. “Take ordinary paper to the collection. It is then sufficient to attach to the flower and gently cellar the seeds.
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