My seed orders have been arriving in the last week or so. Their arrival gave me the impetus I needed to get organized for the gardening season ahead. I had a few bowls and plates sitting around with saved seeds drying for storage, those were put into envelopes and labeled appropriately.
Those gorgeous seeds came from a gorgeous squash from my friend Hailey’s garden last fall. I can’t wait to grow some of these tasty beauties in my own garden this year.
I keep my seeds in this tin that has been missing a lid forever. It works well and some re-used and cut up file folders serve as great dividers. Simple, easy to dig through and stores well.
How do you store and organize your seeds?
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This, my friend, makes me smile. I did the same thing a few weeks ago with the seeds from your Lower Salmon squash, entitled “Kathie’s LS Squash.” It was delish by the way!
And here I was feeling all organized because I gathered up all the stray dishes, baggies and seed packages and got them sorted into different containers as either flower or vegetables and then made a list of what I had …. never even thought to create dividers like yours. COOL! I do keep a detailed garden journal though, with notes of what grew well and what not to grow again. It is my pride and joy after almost 10 years of having a garden.