Geeking out over some Ageratum seeds 😍 Some seeds, like the High Tide Blue Ageratum, will arrive as ‘pellets’ to help with handling for the home gardener. They’re coated with an organic material, in this case clay, that breaks down easily so the seed can still sprout when the time comes. This way you can see exactly where you’re planting those tiny seeds! We LOVE these bright, blue, fuzzy flowers as a border plant don’t you? ⬇️ | Pinetree Garden Seeds

Harvesting Homegrown Spirulina... - The Permaculture Student

The foraging and harvesting months are upon us! Along with proper plant identification, making sure that the location in which you are harvesting from is safe and appropriate, is one of the most important factors to consider. In this 🌱Mini Botanical Classroom🌱, Natalie shows us an example of a place where you should NOT harvest from. AVOID - areas next to busy roads, vehicles produce fumes that pollute the air and the plants around them - gas stations and/or strip malls where there is litter -