Save your own seed and store it well. Learn how long seeds last, how to keep packets organized, and why it pays to let some lettuce go to seed.
A stack of seed packets like that is screaming for an organization method isn’t it? I know that last year far too many of my minutes were spent sifting through again and again, calculating and re-calculating dates and I still ended up forgetting to plant a few things or planted them late. We can excuse…
Wondering how long seeds last? These heirloom seeds have a long viability, so you don’t have to throw the packet away next year if you didn’t use them all. You won’t be gardening very long before you’ve got a fat stash of half-used seeds in packets with the tops rolled down, maybe all taped up…
Saving heirloom green bean seed is so easy! And it’s a great way to save on organic seeds for your vegetable garden next year.
Lettuce got bitter? If you don’t need the garden space for another crop, here are 7 great reasons to let your heirloom lettuce plants go to seed.
I came up with a new organizational method to streamline the seed packet organization and the garden planting season.
If you have some extra seeds leftover in the packet, don’t throw them away. Here’s how to store extra seeds for next year as well as check their viability.