To store tomato seeds after you dry them, seal them in a labeled envelope and store it in a cool, dry place. Store the seeds of your favorite tomato with help from an expert gardener in this free video on vegetable gardening.
Expert: Jene Van Butsel
Contact: www.tropicalfruit.com/
Bio: Jene Van Butsel is an expert gardener specializing in growing plants and tropical fruit trees since 1987.
Filmmaker: Leonora Fishbein
Series Description: A vegetable garden can bring an array of fresh vegetables to your home, from avocados and squash to butter and soy beans. Learn to grow vegetables with help from an expert gardener in this free video series on vegetable gardening.
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@AnnieNM06 — Well most seasoned gardeners know that you have to "mature" and clean the seeds before drying them. So to a regular gardener, the process of "drying" includes all of the above. Also, the video title doesn't say anything about washing, maturing, or drying them. It just says "storing". So its about *where/how* you should store them. Not the maturing/cleaning/drying process. In the sense she intended, she succeeded.