How I Organize My Seeds

Did you know there’s actually a wrong way to keep seeds? There’s 3 simple rules to ensure happy seeds-in-waiting: dark, dry, cool. And if we’re being honest, seeds are a little bit like potato chips; you can’t have just one. It’s real easy to get a little grab happy and be like, “I need this one, and this one, and that one, and OOH! Don’t have that one!” and before you know it you have more seed packets than you can count on your fingers and toes and you think… “Well, now what?”

Hopefully it’s close to sowing time, and a lot of your seeds can be put to immediate use. But even if that’s true, you may still have some left over, and will want an easy and efficient way to keep the extras for next year (and BTW, you can totally keep them for next year! Some people think it’s a one and done thing, but seeds will be prolific as long as you store and care for them properly.)

So come, take a peek inside my greenhouse, check out how I store my seeds, and take a look at a few recommendations to make your garden dreams take a step closer to being a beautiful, delicious reality!

Hope you enjoyed the video and found a few things that will be helpful to you in this upcoming season. If you enjoyed the bit about planting by the signs, stay tuned because a blog post better detailing this generations old method will be coming soon!

Check back every Monday for new garden related posts!

And if you enjoyed this video, be sure to take a peek at Why We Chose to Grow Heirloom Seeds. Planning your garden can be an exciting, but overwhelming task. So I decided to break down soe popular seed types, and explain why we chose heirloom seeds.

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