What to do with Oleander seed pods?
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You don't have to remove them, unless you don't want to have any other plants coming up. The are seeds just like the Dandelion has. They will just blow in the wind.
The pods are just there so the plant can germinate. No need to remove them. The seeds and fluff can be toxic to animals and humans so avoid ingestion.
Actually I remove the pods and discard them.Doing this created for more flowers.
Thanks for your responses, folks! I think I'll remove the pods and the fluff while wearing gloves. We have four kitties here and I'm nervous about them getting into the mess.
I also remove the pods for continuous blooms and I feed miracle grow once a month for healthy growth.
Thanks, Laura! Will be doing this, too, soon.