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Plant Propagation
kmattie61

How to store seed for later planting

kmattie61
9 years ago

I currently came upon some rare Japanese Maple seed. I wood like to try my hand at growing these, but it will be a few months. Does anyone know the best way to store the seed until I am ready to propagate them?

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