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Also known as Honesty, of the genus Lunaria, silver dollar plants are named for their fruit, with pods dry to flat silverish discs about the size of — you guessed it! — silver dollars. They hail from Europe and were one of the first flowers grown in the dooryard gardens of the New World for their pods and edible roots. They are members of the family Brassicaceae or mustard family, which is evident in their foliage: fast-growing single stems that can reach about two feet high with broad oval leaves that are coarsely toothed.

These are easy and fun to grow. Throw seeds on ground and they grow. I seed about every 2 months to get a continental season of colors. Yes, the plants have survived the last 4 or 5 winters in northern Michigan.

You get a 1" x 1" bag full of seeds (well close if not over 100 seeds per bag. Bags have seeds only, I have cleaned out all of the undesirable stuff.