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Homes & Gardens
Thomas Rutter

How to harvest calendula seeds in late summer to grow more of these vibrant plants next year

Orange calendula flowers with green seed pods developing.

If you are looking for a cheerful annual to grow in borders and containers, it is hard to top calendula. With bright, brilliant blooms that are repeat-flowering, these long-lasting annuals can add vibrant color to any plot from May through until October - all they need is sunshine.

The end of summer is an ideal time to harvest calendula seeds. Doing so at this time is a good way to ensure you have viable seeds to propagate more of the plants you love next year. What's more, growing plants from seed is free, fun, and a great way to fill your yard with annuals that can be relied on for zingy color.

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