After three hard frosts the moonflower vine looked pretty dead. When I cut it off the arch trellis, I saved lots of seeds. Has anyone had any success in saving them over winter? They are pretty green, and don't have a brown papery husk like the morning glories do. I have lots. The flowers were huge, although it bloomed very late.
moonflower seed saving
Just let the pods dry, unless you've already taken them out of the pods. In that case, I don't know if they will grow or not. I save them every year, but let the pods dry before removing the seeds.
They are sitting on a shelf, all intact. I didn't want to mess with them while they were so green, in this case my willingness to procrastinate paid off. It seldom does! Thanks for the help.
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