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Buying pelleted seeds

14 years ago

Is it possible to keep pelleted seeds now and save them for next year ? Someone told me that I could keep them in the fridge and they should be ok for next year.

Thanks

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remy_gw
14 years ago
Hi,
Sure there's no problem with saving pelleted seeds for next year. You don't have to keep them in the fridge. A cool dark dry spot in your home is fine.
Remy
magnoliaroad
14 years ago
What is a good mailorder source for pelleted seeds?

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