anyone wants some seeds?

well the rain has let up for a bit and i got to walk the flower beds this morning..yikes am i behind

so now i am collecting seeds...almost everything is a perennial and if i let the seeds there all the flowers turn into thugs
and want to take over..i do leave a few and toss some in different placed than they are growing..

but i have tons more
so i offer them to anyone who wants some
just PM me
so sorry i can't send them over to you guys in oz but customs is pretty lock down on that

if you need a pic of soemthing yell
so far this morning i have gathered

foxglove...mostly pink shades but i don't know what you will get
giant bachelor buttons..medium blue
flax..sky blue (bienniel)
gardallia..orange/yellow
columbine..mostly burgundy
lupines..mostly purples-blue
wild geraiums..pale blue/lavendar
pink campion
sweet williams..verigated

i will have lots more that are just blooming now
some are

ovbiously reudabeckia's
shasta daisy
black hollyhock //deep crimson
echinasia..pink
scabiosia..blue/purple
nigella.sky blue
camoile..daisy type


bush types from seed
once these grow..don't plan on moving them
baptisma..false indigo
yucca's
siberian iris
i'm sure there's more but that's all i can think of right now


came back to add picture..i have only started to collect seeds..honest i have lots to share ....no strings

Sky-question for you--I am at my friends and just cut off the seed pods from arugula that went to flower. i took a pic and will post when i go home. Can I dry them and plant them? If so how and when? Thanks.

Louise

arugula isn't on my list ..but i sure wouldn't be afraid to try
however
on most of the plants..if the seeds aren't 'ripe'..you are wasting your time
maybe your pic will help

if the seeds in the pod are still green..i don't think drying will help..but you can try

i have cut off foxglove where half of the seed pods were ready and half are still green and let thegrren parts dry in the sun on newspaper
and some times they will ripen and sometimes they won't...

mostly you just have to keep at it and harvest the seeds when THEY are ready