Maybe like I do, you always mean to be better at seed saving, and it gets away from you. Well, right now is the perfect time with pen and paper or your cell phone in hand for making a list to look around the garden for what potential yields are coming up that you might want to grab at just the right stage to make more plants. Ken Druse is here to tell us how.
You all know Ken, author of 20 garden books, old friend, and my cohost of the online Virtual Garden Club that resumes again in September. Twenty-ish years ago, he wrote a book called “Making More Plants” about all forms of propagation, including from seed.
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