Seeds, Whats New for 2025

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   @coryjochim6029 7 months ago

   For the packet seeds I have, I use trading card sleeves in a cheap binder. With this, I can sort by different types of veggies and flowers.

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   @kareninhtownmitchell9191 7 months ago

   Thanks for sharing. I am going to steal your ‘done’ box idea. Right now, mine are binder clipped, all over my kitchen table 😂

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   @caroldragon7545 7 months ago

   First I use one of those plastic boxes. FOR BULKY SEEDS LIKE BEANS< i use a shoebox. I store the boxes in a cool spot. The hot days in a greenhouse will probably make your seeds much shorter lived. I have some seeds that are more than ten years old that are still viable. I just test them for germination when I plan to use them. I have a small garden and don't plant the same things each year..

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   @caroldragon7545 7 months ago

   2nd-What does p touch mean?

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   @caroldragon7545 7 months ago

   third-Baker creek is fantastic not just for their quality, but for free shipping no matter how much or how little you order. Spoon tomatoes are a VERY long indeterminate vining tomato that will creep everywhere you allow it to. It grew up into several trees near my garden last year. The tomatoes are btiny and very numerous.

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   @caroldragon7545 7 months ago

   fourth-If you want smaller quantities of some of the most common or popular varieties, Dollar Tree has seeds 4 for $1.25. They are of excellent quality. I grew Alaska peas this past fall from them. $ packets sowed 8 feet of row. Delicious and productive

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   @GardenandGrub 7 months ago

   I have too many seeds packets, Those plastic cases aren't practical for me.

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   @caroldragon7545 7 months ago

   I apologize for the typo of all caps in my first comment.