Saving Seeds From the Garden to Plant Next Year! 🙌🌿🥰 // Garden Answer
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Hi everyone, I'm a seed saver from the 60s especially heritage varieties!I put my seeded plants in paper bags hanging down to dry and the seeds pop out on their own !Just a handy tip from an elderly gardener !
Do you ever save seeds from annuals? My son and I gathered some from our petunias and are excited to try them next year!
I usually don't grown annuals but 3verthing esle is really successful! Hi from Tasmania Australia!
Petunias are fun to grow from seeds. But they're really slow to start 😅 about 12 weeks from seed to transplant. And then 2-3 months before any blooms
Yes me too but from the early 70s
Thank you, Barbara!💕
We are old with a sufficient number of pill bottles…..so that is where we get our storage containers.
That's a great idea! I could use my vitamin/supplement bottles, too. 💚
Can also use the mini jelly/jam jars you would get in Christmas samples. My dad collected them and put small nails/brads/tacks ect. in them.
Thanks for the memory. I used to save my baby food jars for my dad.
Aaron: how many seeds does a person need?
Laura: aren't you happy... my seed orders will be smaller😏
Ah, the little lies we tell ourselves🤣
I was chuckling at this too, and the cheeky little look Laura gave to the camera, we all know a smaller seed order isn’t going to happen 😆
So funny!
😂🤣😂
Lol, "smaller order for sure!🤣
This! And the look at the camera 😂😂
Love the look on Laura’s face after she said, ‘My seed orders will be smaller’….I had to laugh!
You can never have enough seeds😉I was wondering if you have ever planted or harvested seeds from a Eastern Red Bud tree? I would love to know how so I can grow my own Thank you in advance 🥰
I was like yeah right. Laura will order less seeds , right. 😅
LMAO
Coming to a full cycle! Here’s an idea for the highlight channel, an edit of the full life cycle of a plant from being planted from seed to flowering to having the seeds collected. What a journey.
yes I would love this!
I would love this for small children to see as well. Lots/most kids in the US today have no exposure to this process in real life. A video like this would be great for that purpose. Benjamin could probably help!
Love this!
Fantastic idea!
Great idea 👍🏼👍🏼
My dad loved to seed save. When I do it today, I know he is watching over me and having just as good a time as I am! 🌱😇😁
Sweet. I miss my dad, too.
1. Wake up + make some coffee
2. Watch Garden Answer while drink coffee
3. Gather inspiration and motivation for my own garden
Thank you for all the gardening information and for sharing your gardening journey!
While the discussion about quantity was hilarious, there is something incredibly satisfying about growing a plant and using the results in so many ways. Nature is amazing.
Love you guys - it's like waking up to my favorite TV Show every morning. I watch many garden channels but it was your channel that started my love for gardening. Laura and Aaron - it's like lightening struck in the right place - your property, your parents garden center and the entertaining videos with you and your Mom - but it's both of you that are what makes your channel so special. Thanks for sharing your lives with us as well as your Gardening - your kids are adorable and we all love seeing Benjamin growing up around the garden and learning. ♥
To: Snappy R
My sentiments exactly.
From: Lady Turtle from Michigan
Exactly. We as viewers are blessed to have them.
I agree. Laura's channel started it all for me. Now I watch others, too, specifically for my gardening zone - HortTube with Jim because I garden in zone 7. happy day everyone. until next time, keep on gardening!
Perfectly said...
I feel exactly the same.
This is a great gardening family!
I’ve learned Sooooooo much from
Laura!
Have a GREAT DAY!
Sherry-Knoxville,Tennessee (Zone 7b)
Same here !! Laura has been a true inspiration!!
I always save my seeds for next year, plus I always take seeds and just throw them every where. I'm a accidental Gardner and I'm happy 😊
Oh my gosh when Laura wasn’t labeling the jars I was like ahhhhhh I would never remember. So of course I giggled when she momentarily was questioning which was which. 😂
YouGrowGail That's what I was thinking but she has the video to watch to make sure.
@@willowingchintz I was thinking the same thing :^)
Good morning everyone! I've found that small prescription pill bottles work great for storing tiny seeds. I asked my local pharmacy if I could purchase a few dozen of them in different sizes, and they said yes. If you have arthritis ask for the non-child-proof caps, easier to pop the lids off. The prescription bottles are amber-colored, so less light gets to the seeds, which prolongs the storage life. I write the name and date I harvested the seeds on a piece of paper and put it into the bottle along with the seeds. ~Margie
This is an excellent idea! Thank you for sharing. (I kept hoping Laura was writing out the seed harvest date on the envelopes/jar labels.)
@@katedorman7042 You're very welcome!
What an excellent idea.I have been throwing away vitamin bottles which I will save in future.
As an avid seed saver, I love this video. I keep my seeds in envelopes and store them in the clear pockets of a plastic shoe organizer that I hang inside a closet door.
Wouldn't it be interesting to toss those seeds at some available plot of land randomly and wait for a meadow like field to show up the next season?
Yes! Seed bombs! 💐💐💐
That's what my mom has done for years in her small flower garden. Rudebecias, black eyed Susan's, coneflowers, and many more. We live 40 miles SW of Tallahassee, Florida.
Here’s a laugh for everyone. I remember the first seeds I ever saved were saving 4 o’clock seed. I still love those old fashioned flowers. 🥰
Oh this brought up a memory of me as a child. Instead of a lemonade stand, I had a seed stand selling 4 o’clock seeds in Dixie cups! Can’t recall if I had any buyers lol.
@@laurabryan8835 really?! What a fun memory. 🙂
I have 4 o’clocks growing out front of our fence line from the seeds I collected from my mom’s plants last year. I can’t wait to collect the seeds again.
I experimented with them this year as a Japanese beetle repellent. It seems to work.
So when will the LeBoutillier Seed catalog be available? 😂
Love it!
Some flowers readily reseed themselves and come up in the Spring on their own such as Larkspur, Poppies, Cosmos, Hollyhock and more. Of course, if you let nature reseed itself, they won't grow in a row. The effect will be more like a cottage garden than tidy and formal. By the way, a Laura seed giveaway is a great idea!
You are right about the Cosmos, i was surprised when I saw it, I trimmed some this morning, instead of throwing it away i throw it back in the Garden
This will be lovely in the meadow areas! I grew California Poppies in the little dirt parkway in front of the house this summer, and they reseeded all over the place before I even checked! Luckily I have a huge bag of seeds from when I first bought them
Depends on where you live I guess. Never had luck growing poppies and nothing self seeds that I've grown
For a moment I thought the world was coming to an end when Laura said "I won't have to order as many seeds for next year". Thankfully she clarified and said "of that same variety". I also get so much pleasure in collecting seed as well. Thanks for all the inspiration.
I have this image in my head of a path of flowers blooming in Laura's footsteps next spring, like a Disney princess. Or I guess it might be a carpet of different flowers from blowing out of the gator. Either way, I love the idea of tiny little seeds getting strewn around, and producing a magical kaleidoscope. Maybe she could take a pinch from each jar or envelope and just sprinkle them over her meadows. Wouldn't that be amazing?
Seed hoarders unite, lol. I love saving seed from everything. Makes for a fun winter trading and sharing the bounty
So much fun
“How many seeds does a person need?” Aaron, your City Boy is showing! And you were JUST talking about being proud to be so into tractors and farm equipment. -3 pts 😂
I’ve been waiting for someone to do a video like this and I’m so glad it was you guys! I’m a beginner, and it’s nice to be able to see how to open up various seed pods and such. Thank you 🙂
Me too! I tried Larkspur and Nigella this week but knowing Laura did the same reassures me;)
You could get clear glass spice jars in large packs and use them for seed storage! They are the perfect size and most come with a lid that has holes to help sprinkle them out if needed.
Omg you 2 just make my mornings!! “you can give them away”! But will you? Yes!! Hahahahah
I'm am in a Garden Club which we share seeds with other members and I give away to friends - my motto is to save as many seeds as you can! Both my Grannies and Momma were seed savers. Sorry Aaron but Laura wins! :)
12:05 - the poppy seeds are perfect for sprinkling on top of bread (or, other baked goods)
Hi Laura, maybe you could also add Zinnias to the mix in a future video. It is so fun to pull the little arrowheads from the flowers. My saved Zinnia seeds come up beautifully the next year every year!
Jess from Roots and Refuge used to just crumble and sprinkle the zinnia flower heads over the area she wanted them, usually just back into the bed they came from.
@@seanaames6855 Yup, I've done that too, especially with Coneflowers. Every one I deadhead gets tossed right back in the garden and then lots of random new plants in the Spring that then get transplanted to where I actually want them!😉🌱
This brought back such fond memories of my mum sending me out to the front garden to collect marigold seeds as a child. I'm not sure if it was to save money or to get me out from under foot, but either way, it was so satisfying pulling the little black stems from the dried flowers and then planting them the following year. 🌞
This made me laugh, I taught my 5 year old how to remove liatris seeds and scatter them just to keep her busy and give me lots of new beautiful flowers!
@@tammydake710 Moms are so smart! 😉
Lol my Mom always threatened us with housework if we didn't go outside and play. My older sister didn't like the heat so she would scrub the grout in the bathroom floor instead 😳. Not me!
@@donnalovintexas8760 haha! 😆
Hi not video related question Can you Please post update on your neighbor’s (if allowed) garden where you planted near their pond
Hey Laura it's so exciting to watch you gather your own seed!! Maybe you could create a small meadow out of this stash 😉🌸🌺🏵️🌻🌼💮
Another memory brought to the surface. My father taught me how to harvest seeds from his gardens. He saved both flower and vegetable seeds. I remember when I was 5 years old, I was running as I carried seeds from our small barn to the house and I fell , which resulted in seeds scattering everywhere. My dad was a bit upset but he placed a few random boards around the area where I fell and stopped mowing there. Over the next few years the most wonderful gardens sprung up, full of flowers and and an occassional tomato and pepper plant. He would tell people "Marianne planted those."
Thank you Laura, for bringing that memory to the surface. I think I'll be smiling all day.
Hi Marianne! I love this story! It brought smiles! Thank you for sharing this wonderful memory!
Great story.🌹💖
Linda Vater just collected all her seeds and packaged them of for Christmas gift giving. That’s a gift I’d love to receive!
Good morning My Garden Answer Friends,
Greetings from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸
I'm just about to collect the seeds from my Peppermint Stick Balsam plants.
Thanks for doing this video Laura 💕
Greetings from Alberta, Canada!🇨🇦
@@joyces.9021 Good Morning Joyce,
I'm in Windermere, Florida zone 9b here in the US 🇺🇸
I'm a 71 year old gardener who has been Gardening for over 50 in Hawaii and Florida.
Hello! from Missouri.
I bought one packet of balsam seeds frrom a dollar store rack about 8 years ago. I have hundreds every year. Those pretties are faithful.
@@YSLRD Hi Joan, This is my first year growing them.
I'm 71 and growing over 50 years. I lived in Hawaii for 8years and in Florida since 1979.
Did you know Balsam leaves and flowers are edible?
It would be an interesting video to compare the original hybrid plant, to what grows from its' seed next year and compare the flowers and performance.
When I save my seeds, I do it over a baking sheet so everything stays in one place. It helps me gather and pour, too, without getting them all over the table or floor. (Some of those seeds like to pop off and jump. LOL)
These seed packets would be nice tied on to a gift 🎁 A gift on top of a gift :) Spreading the love and beauty one seed at a time. Or in this case hundreds of seeds at a time 😊
The sound of the seeds pouring off the paper into envelopes and jars... I love that sound 👍🏼👍🏼
ASMR
@@patriciacole8773 yes!! 👍🏼👍🏼
So rewarding to collect seeds and not have to buy them. I love it when people give me flower seeds. Thanks so much Laura
When it's the apocolypse and we need to replant the earth, now we know where to get the seeds :)
😁 But seriously, with the odd shortages we've seen, it's good to have some back up.
Oh Aaron, your questioning of Laura about how many seeds one person needs, hilarious!! Most husbands are asking their wives how many pairs of shoes one person needs! Love watching all of your videos. You keep everything so real!❤️
Who can take something as boring as seed saving and have us glued to the tube and hanging on every little tidbit??? Laura, oh yes Laura can!!! I ENJOYED every moment of this video. We so appreciate you and Aaron. God bless you and your precious family!
Long time follower here. This has got to be one of my favorite videos! There is just something so calming and satisfying about gathering seeds. It’s just so peaceful and relaxing! Love it 😌👍
Do I dare admit this funny story from when I was a new gardener...? Here goes.... My basil was flowering and going to seed. I brought some in the house (thinking I would let the flowers dry out more to collect the seeds). To my surprise a whole lot of teeny tiny little black "seeds" dropped onto the placemat below the flowers. Yay, I thought, oh how exciting - basil seeds. BUT NO. A few days later little Mr. Cabbage Looper made an appearance on the leaves and I realized my silly mistake. 🤣 I was saving looper poop not seeds. OMG ewww
😂
Now, years later and wiser, I only collect 'actual' seeds.
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Oh and I've found 4oz mason jars are perfect for seed saving too.
Happy Gardening Everyone!
Laura and Aaron, your faith, although unspoken here, shines through in this video! God is awesome!
Amen
Laura: "You can give them away"
Aaron: "but will you?...."
Laura: "yes"
Another "look just like mom" moment!
😂🤣
🤣
Hahaha.....
Aaron, we can never have too many seeds.
This fueled my need for more seeds. I have paper sacks all over my tiny house with seed pods drying. I could easily plant 10 acres. Being prepared is not hoarding.
I've been gathering the dried flower heads from my zinnia plants. So far I've got about 3/4 of a 1 gallon Ziploc bag filled with all colors of zinnias. It will be interesting to see what colors come up next year around my mailbox. A happy surprise awaits!
Outstanding!
I have an idea for your seed saving! You could test tubes closed with corks, I started using that technique this year, and so far it's been great ;) I find that it's a more manageable way than envelopes, especially for light small seeds. Plus in your dry weather the corks should hold up pretty good :D
@@atticusfinch4266 funnel
Sounds like a great idea !
How you store them though 🤔?
@@noemierollindedebeaumont1130 just stak them in a drawer or inside cups?
Poppies are the bane of my existence! I planted one once, two years ago. And I'm still pulling out sprouts. My sons love them
I wish I had such luck with poppies! I’d gladly take that problem.
@LaRae Mitchell
Try planting poppy seeds in the coldest part of year. Scratch up the ground where you want them, sprinkle the seeds thinly, then, just pat them down, don't cover. The winter moisture waters them and repeated freezing and thawing increases germination.
East of Denver, I had fabulous luck planting in January. I'm now just East of the Colorado/Kansas border, which is a half a zone warmer than my Colorado home, so we'll see how that works.
I could watch you harvest seeds and just marvel at God’s creation all day long. So amazing!
Have you watched Linda Vater’s video on seed saving and the cool packages she uses. I believe it went up this week. She gives them as gifts and even when people stop by her garden she sends them home with seeds. So there you go Aaron you can never have too many. It’s a great way to encourage new gardeners.
I'd be very interested in a followup vlog on cold stratification for those seeds that require it.
Laura, Ball makes some 4 oz “mini” jars that would be perfect for this.
I save supplement/vitamin containers. Lots of other small containers can be reused.
I save my poppies. They came from my great grandmother's garden. Also have my grandmother's hollyhocks.
The majority of us will probably NEVER do this..haha. But boy is it fun to watch you be so excited. And I love the razzing aaron gives you from behind the camera. He sometimes speaks for us at home..in a loving teasing manner of course. Keep on seeding and collecting and being your awesome self! We love it. ❤️
I save snapdragon, petunias, dill, foxglove, hollyhock, and lots of marigolds to use in my next year's garden. How fun to plant and take a clump of the petunias in those black containers flowers come in from the nursery... Take a pot of blooming petunias to friends!!!
Still voting yes to a GA seed give away. Aaron, do you second the motion? I wouldn't mind a cross bred flower ... would just call it the Garden Answer (insert flower name here) variety. Lol.
On the veggie and herb side of the garden, I have a book 'Seed to Seed - Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for Vegetable Gardeners' by Suzanne Ashworth recommended by another RUclipsr. Really helpful for saving heirloom varieties. How to avoid cross pollination, what plants need to go into a second season (e.g. alliums) to get the best seeds etcetera. Already made up the price of the book by how many seeds I've properly saved.
Ahhhhhhhhhh! Morning coffee, seed harvesting, and Laura!
Life is GOOD!
Have a great day gardening friends!
God Bless,
Sherry-Knoxville
Enjoy this thoroughly. I collect seeds from my Day Lilies and save them. WOW a bunch of seeds. Love this very much. Appreciated. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
NEVER have too many seeds!!🙉 my hubby says "you looked down when you said that" alot when it comes to plants, craft materials!!
LOL on Aaron's comment of how many seeds does one person need? I ask my husband how many old radios does one person need? (He collects them) We go back and forth all in fun. Of course you need ALL the seeds. I also share them. LOVED this video.
Have a great weekend Laura and Aaron! Enjoy your family and each other! Hugs🤗💜🤗
Every time Laura says "isn't that amazing?" or "isn't that beautiful?" I find myself answering YES!! Good thing I work from home.
Collecting seeds!! My favorite!! Hi Laura!😊💖🌼🦋🐝🐈🌼👋👍
We love saving seeds and gave generations of plants over the years from seeds
I remember my dad having seeds in medicine bottles. Not the prettiest containers but in the 60s and 70s he used what he had access to at the time. No online ordering haha. Stay Safe and God Bless.
This video was so inspiring to me! I know a lot of the comments people say they do this, save seeds, as a hobby, but I had no idea! I want to see more Laura! I would love for you to continue on this subject. Maybe in the fall tour you could make a point to show us plants and flowers we can save seeds on and those we need to save bulbs on, like the dahlias. I'm learning so much. Thank you! Thank you! To those that have heritage gardens you pass down from generation to generation plants and flowers...You are AMAZING and I hope to be you when I grow up Lol!🌻🌻🌻
"To plant a garden is to hope in tomorrow..." is one of my favorite quotes and Laura, you and Aaron show me this all the time. Bless you!
Good morning, Laura ☕️ Such a time consuming process but SO worth it! Don’t forget to plant your carrot 🥕 seeds! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
I gathered pink poppy and tons of sweet pea seeds so far this season. I’m learning so much from your show. I love it! Thank you!
Can't tell you how much I enjoy Laura's enthusiasm. Enough seeds? Aaron, she has a meadow to plant 😀
First year gardening and am saving seeds! Thank you for this video, I feel like I’m more educated and super excited! Thank you for being specific!
I love when you collect seeds!
You And Aaron are so funny together. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
What? Aaron is questioning how many seeds a person needs?? What if you did a giveaway for us viewers? I’d sign up for that!!!
Question: don’t you have to be extra sure the seeds are super dry before sealing them up - especially in the jars so they don’t get moldy?
A give away could be so fun! Like right after New Years or something they put together a little seed assortment basket! I’d sign up for that. 😂
Love this Idea! 👍🏻
Good question! I'll bet yes.
Anyone would enjoy saying “these are seeds from Laura’s garden”
Yes, if your seeds aren’t fully dry they will mold in the container.
It’s crazy that one branch of one plant can yield hundreds of seeds, each with the potential to become its own plant and keep the cycle going! The command to be fruitful and multiply came alive to me in a new way watching this video.
I have been a seed saver for many years and love saving money so I can try other types of seed the next year. One tip crease the paper in half to make it easier to poor into an envelope one handed.
Laura is a living fairy! Love her!
This is just the video I needed! Thank you so much for posting. I love your channel and was able to share with my mom, who now loves to garden because of you! Thank you so much for all you do. I love sharing in this experience with her. We love watching you with your your mom as well.❤️💐🌼🌿🌻
Hi, thank you for sharing.
Now, can you show us how to grow these seeds from the beginning.
Ty
The ASMR 🦻 on this video is unreal haha loved when she shook that poppy in the mic, nature’s music aaaah.
Question: So are the bread poppies the ones you use in baking for poppy seed bread or muffins? If so is there any special way you have to store seeds? I love watching your new video daily.
Giving seeds away are a good Christmas gift.
We use empty Rx containers, that are washed and dried, to store harvested seeds in. It’s an added bonus that the containers have childproof caps and we’re recycling them too. Due to RA and other health issues, I haven’t been able to work in my yard like I used to. But watching you has inspired me and I’ve decided to invest in a couple of raised beds and containers so I can do some small scale gardening! Thank you for the joy you’ve brought back into my life; I just love watching you and your family in everything you do!
We could have a seed trade with the Garden Answer viewers! Aaron that is why we need so much seed. (Besides it is so satisfying.)
How awesome 😁 just think of how many seeds just one watermelon contains. How generous is that! Enjoyed as always all your educational and helpful info shared Laura. Appreciate your time and consideration you extend. Share your videos with so many at work or family/friends. Keeps the positivity during these very challenging times we're all experiencing. Thank you again! Love, from Zone 9b.
It’s incredible how much seed one plant can produce. It goes to show that nature knows nothing but abundance, so living abundantly is a gift to all of us. There is no need for greed! Gardening teaches all of us to save and share! So many life lessons gardening can teach us!
Love seeds !!!!! Collect, collect, collect.
The look you made when you said, “My seed orders will be smaller!” Soooo relatable 🤣
I love these videos and harvesting vid’s too… Day made! I’m just getting my seeds together, getting ready to get my plant on for my garden. Australia here!
Same on my side in South Africa, and now know ahead how to save the seeds
@@amorashby3116 exactly!!! Sometimes I got back and watch the winter videos to try and get a head start. But we have a different climate here-no snow. So I’ve got no idea… 😂😂😂
@@gerkinsaregreen same here! Also no snow for me and very mild winters. I so wish I could grow tulips as well, but too mild here😭😭
@@amorashby3116 can you pop the bulbs in the fridge/freezer and then plant them like a annual?
@@gerkinsaregreen I tried that, too hot and humid here for them. Plus side is that I can plant/seed some seeds all year, so there is that🤪
I like to break up seeds pods from my Nigella and Columbine right into the garden beds to come back next year. But, this year I will try some seed saving from other flowers that I love. Thanks for the video! This is so informative!
Bravo Laura! Gifting seeds especially at the holidays and special occasions is such a great idea! Lots of people like to have flowers in their garden but they aren't always sure what to plant and saving them from your own zone is extra helpful. And just for the record Aaron let me answer for Laura..NEVER TOO MANY SEEDS SILLY!
The entire time you we’re putting seeds in the jars I was thinking, “ She hasn’t labeled the jar, how is she going to remember what’s what???” Lol!! Of course YOU did…now if that was me, definitely not! What a great teaching video this was! So many different aspects to gardening that I’ve never attempted in my 61 years on planet Earth, but am now inspired to because of Laura and Aaron! Thank you!
Good morning! 🌻🐝
I very much recognise that glimmer of excitement in Laura's eyes. 🤩It's oddly satisfying to collect your own seed and get every single one out from those seedpods. It would be great to see the colour mixes of those larkspurs and nigellas next year.
And here's me just banging them upside down in a bucket and pulling out the big bits. You take so much care it's lovely.
Bahhhahahaha!!! Aaron, I actually saved tons of zinnia, pumpkin, and sunflower seeds last year. I actually sent out 20+ seed care packages to our family and friends!! And they all are enjoying them in their garden this year! 🥰🥰🥰 So maybe Laura will share with family and friends. 😂🤣😂🤣
Oh I love the idea of gifting seeds 🥰
Hi Laura, I'd love to see you gathering seeds from your dahlias and grow them next year. I do so, too. I can't imagine the great feeling when they grow to random new varieties. One more beautiful than the other. Love your videos!
Aaron, you looked down when you said you’d give them away. Leave her alone, she’s saving 💰 money. 😊. Plus I love seeing all those glorious seeds!
You and Aaron make what potentially could be a somewhat maybe a little boring video so much fun. I laughed out loud when you guys discussed how many seeds does an individual need😄. Thank you for all the knowledge but especially for the giggles😊. Love you guys!
I use empty spice glass containers. I buy the oblong square shaped and keep the little insert cap to use when I plant if the seeds are small enough. I leave the caps off until I know the seeds are nice and dry. These store in less space. Love that you are doing this.