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kenny1234 | 17:38 Fri 18th Aug 2017 | Home & Garden
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I have read that leaving the pods to dry and split open (so the seeds fall to the ground) is fine, if you want the flowering in the same place.---On the other hand (I have read) planting seeds afresh should be done after the frosts have gone-----How on earth will the seeds survive if adopting the former method of letting them drop to the ground?
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Not all will Ken. After they have dropped the seeds you can cover the ground with straw or a fleece( not a tarpaulin or plastic membrane) to help them survive. Or Save the seeds in a cool dry place and plant out come spring. I do that with Lupins and Poppies.
Or you can do what I do and pop the seed cases and throw the seeds into the garden willy-nilly.

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