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On the left, it looks like the sunflower seeds have already been collected
by the birds. Cosmos (right) and Cleome (bottom
right)
seeds are easy to spot on the plants. Let them drop to the
ground and you will always have new plants the following spring. The students
label the envelops as they collect the seeds.
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envelopes temporarily. Volunteers take them home and
spread them out to dry. Late winter, the classes package
the seeds in small manila envelopes that are then encased in the
Granny seed envelops that they make by hand. |
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