A: The mandevilla's 4- to 6-inch seed pods turn brown and split when ripe revealing seeds with fluffy "aerials" to help disperse them. Allow the pods to brown, the harvest just before they split ...

These aren’t completed when the pods are prematurely removed. The seeds you have can’t germinate. But perhaps not all is lost. I see that you read the Aug. 10, 2019, ...

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However, if a large number of seed pod clusters are weighing down the branches, and you would like to do something, you may use a pole pruner to trim off the clusters of pods.

In fact, they are the seed pods of a radish plant that has been allowed to flower and go to seed. Some varieties, such as the rattail radish (clearly not named with marketability in mind), ...

ANSWER: These structures are seed pods. Remember, the whole reason that irises -- and other plants -- bloom is to make seeds for the next generation. It's common for Louisiana iris flowers to set ...

This is an edited extract from ‘Seeing Seeds: A Journey into the World of Seedheads, Pods, and Fruit’ (2015) by Teri Dunn Chace and Robert Llewellyn, published by Timber Press, $29.95 ...