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Roger Doiron

How do I organize my seeds?

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Seeds and seed-saving

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This video features Jean Ann Van Krevelen, a garden coach and author from Portland, Oregon, USA offering some tips on organizing seeds. It comes courtesy of our friends at Cooking Up a Story. How do you organize your seeds? Chime in with your comments below.

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Holly

Tue, 01/18/2011 - 13:34

I put them in photo pages that each hold several 3x5 or 4x6 photos & are designed to go into 3 ring binders (notebooks). As needed I can write a note and slip that into the photo pocket with the packet of seeds. This pairs up perfectly with the 3 ring zipper binder garden record keeping system / journal that I use called 'A Gardener's Journal: Plan, Plant, Grow...Record the Results'. You can find it at - JournalPros.com and Amazon.com

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