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burry1

Lavender and blue fescue seeds

burry
15 years ago

I wonder if anyone could help with these seeds. I have blue fescue with dry brown "things" on the end. Are these seeds or am I too late?

Also my lavender has many fragrant dried "things." Are these seeds or am I probably to early on that one?

Thanks!

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