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seed identification

18 years ago

Hi.. Somebody once showed me an awesome seed identification web site and I can't remember where it is.. I do remember that it has a picture of the seed(s) and a picture of what the seedling shouls look like.. Does anyone know what that might be?

I am new to the seed thing and want to begin to learn how to collect, separate and make sure it is clean as well as if it is even a seed :)

Laura

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Nurmey
18 years ago
The Seed Site?

Here is a link that might be useful: The Seed Site
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