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Winter Sowing: Storing seeds to be sown next winter?

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Forum: Winter SowingReplies: 11, Views: 106
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hanseycollie
Cynthia (N. Kansas C, MO
(Zone 5b)

August 21, 2009
06:10 PM

Post #6973669

I am buying seeds now to winter sow. I read in a magazine I should put them in an air-tight jar and keep them in the refrigerator. Will that help keep them fresh? Thanks! Cynthia

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