These seeds will grow into a plant that is fascinating and has been getting a lot of attention.
Do you know the plant? Leave a comment if you have an idea.
Edit:Â The answer is now posted.
Category: Seed of the Week (Page 115 of 167)
Our mystery seeds from last week come from a plant that probably most people will recognize.
They are from the common marigold, species in the genus Tagetes. The most common form, Tagetes erecta, is from Central and South America, although sometimes it is mistakenly called “African marigold.”
The flowers are generally in the yellow, orange and red range of the color spectrum.
The leaves are deeply in cut, giving a lacy appearance.
They also have a distinctive fragrance.
Did you grow any marigolds this year? Take your children out and see if your marigolds have any seeds. Let us know what you find.
These mystery seeds are from a common plant that grows almost anywhere.
Depending on where you live, you just might be seeing the seeds right about now.
Can you guess what kind of seeds these are?
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