r/seedsaving

Can anyone identify this seed? I keep finding them in my Bob's Red Mill steel cut oats.

Some of the nice expensive estates already got rid of their summer display flower beds that I had an eye on in my area. 🫠 Picked up on a walk in the past couple of days, drying before they get bagged.

Take only us much as you need and leave the rest for the wildlife 🦜

Maybe someone has posted this before, but BEHOLD my latest solution to "I don't wanna buy seed envelopes" and "I'm growing plants to help the environment, and I don't wanna create more paper/plastic waste to do so"

As a side note, this has also incentivized me to be a bit more proactive about my junk mail.

Hello! I’m new to seed saving, and I thought saving some zinnia seeds would be a good place to start.

Do any of these seeds look viable? They are mostly flat, and not plump. I took seeds from completely dried up heads, except one (the 2 with the petal attached) because I thought that might be better. I’m experimenting… any tips?