Harvesting coneflower seeds

Coneflowers rank right up there with black-eyed Susans as my favorite native summer flowers. I planted six coneflower plants in our new front bed this past spring. As the flowers have begun to dry on the stalks, I've been snipping some of the heads and leaving them in the bed to multiply. I've also begun drying and harvesting

Most garden sites tell you to rip open the seed heads wearing leather gloves and using pliers. My method requires none of that, and will…

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