Highly unlikely that they will grow. The few seeds found that grew
after hundreds of years came from peat bogs and were hard-shelled (as
I remember from the articles). Most other seeds are viable only the
next spring. Viability drops rapidly after that.


On 17 Apr 2005 19:08:37 -0700, "Chuckie" wrote:

I found some lettuce, carrot and tomato seeds the are close to 13 years
old.
will they Grow?
I have heard storys of seeds that are hundreds of years old that grow
but I am not sure.
they are unopened packeges og seeds so I don't think Moitsture has
affected them
Chuckie
Zone 5