Introduction
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New Seeds
Do you want to start a garden, but don’t know where to begin? Seeds are a great starting point!
Maybe you’ve been hearing about the benefits of eating healthy food and want to get started. Well, seeds are a great way to do just that!
Old Seeds
Old Seeds
Do you have a box of old seeds sitting around? Are they from your grandmother, who saved them for decades before giving them to you? Or perhaps they were sent by a friend, who got them from their mother as well. It’s easy to think that because the seed packets are so old that they must be useless. But in fact, old seeds can still germinate and grow into plants!
The question then becomes how long can seeds last? How do you know if it’s time to plant or try some new ones? To answer these questions and more we need to understand how seeds work.
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Some of the seeds that you can grow are:
- alfalfa
- caraway
- carrot
- cress
- dill (the herb)
Happy planting and enjoy your harvest.
You’re going to have a great time growing and eating your own fruits and vegetables. You can get started with seeds from the store or online, or you can save some of the seeds from your current crop to plant next year. If you do decide to buy seeds, make sure that they are organic.
Organic seeds are grown without pesticides or herbicides for healthier plants and less chemical residue in your body when you ingest them!
Remember: Happy planting, happy eating!
Conclusion
Now that you know the best and worst ways to store your seeds, it’s time to get out there and grow. Happy planting, and enjoy your harvest!
Anns is a contributor at GardenerPlace. We are committed to providing well-researched, accurate, and valuable content to our readers.
