4 o’clocks

What is the best way to dry and store 4 o’clock seeds from an existing plant to plant next spring?

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#1 Comment By kh0001 On 08/13/2016 @ 9:51 pm

After collecting your Four O’Clock seeds, let them dry out for a day or two then store in a cool dry place through the winter. Keep in mind Four O’Clocks re-seed themselves plentifully, so go ahead and leave some seeds on the ground where they fall. You’ll probably see more of these little beauties the following year.

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