In article 1102151014.Z400wW1rbp3NMRAaswaHAg@teranews,
Witchy Mama wrote:
just wondering, can I save the seeds from fruit and veg that I have
bought at the supermarket, so I can plant them next year? and how would
I do it? I figured if it could be done, I might as well get some use out
of them other then just eating :P
I do it all the time...
Most successful with winter squashes.
Any of the dry beans from the grocery store will also plant and grow
just fine. :-)
Just rinse and dry them, and store in paper envelopes and put the
envelopes in a ziplock. Store in a cool dry spot.
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