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Tenielle Jordison
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Harvesting seeds from the garden is one of the most rewarding jobs, not to mention it saves money. But if you don't store seeds correctly, your collecting efforts may go to waste. Seeds need a cool, dark, and dry environment to store safely and stay viable for planting next year, and the right kit for this can make all the difference.
This is true whether you collect seeds or have store-bought seed packets to put away. One of the easiest ways to store seeds is in a seed tin (like this beautiful wildflower seed tin from Amazon), which not only keeps seeds dry but looks great styled on a potting bench. You can also keep seeds organized by using DIY seed packets (like these from Walmart) and noting down your stock in a garden journal (this floral one from Amazon is a beautiful choice).
Other methods to store seeds include this seed storage binder from Amazon and glass jars. Kilner jars (like these from Wayfair) are reliable because they're airtight and will keep seeds dry. And when it comes to sowing your seeds, a dibber (like this Burpee one) and seed ruler (like this from Amazon) are useful to have on hand, as well as other seed sowing essentials.
Whichever seeds you need to store this fall, the 16 items below can make it a smooth and organized process. Here are our top picks of essentials for your seed storage kit.
Seed Storage Box
Seed Packet Stamp
Green Seed Envelopes
Burpee Stainless Steel Dibbler
Round Kraft Label Stickers
Glass Jars
Bamboo Plant Labels
Seed Saving Envelopes
Wooden Seed Storage Box
Mini Garden Tools
Kilner Jars
Gardening Journal
Seed Storage Binder
Wildflower Metal Seed Storage Tin
Seeding Ruler
Plantable Round Fiber Pots
When you do eventually sow your seeds, make sure to steer clear of seed sowing mistakes. This includes covering those that need light to germinate, sowing in the wrong soil, and not keeping seeds hydrated to encourage sprouting.
There are also several ways to prepare for seed sowing so your efforts are successful. Getting your potting bench in order and workspace prepared is key to keeping things organized, minimizing mess, and avoiding seeds going missing.
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This is true whether you collect seeds or have store-bought seed packets to put away. One of the easiest ways to store seeds is in a seed tin (like this beautiful wildflower seed tin from Amazon), which not only keeps seeds dry but looks great styled on a potting bench. You can also keep seeds organized by using DIY seed packets (like these from Walmart) and noting down your stock in a garden journal (this floral one from Amazon is a beautiful choice).
Other methods to store seeds include this seed storage binder from Amazon and glass jars. Kilner jars (like these from Wayfair) are reliable because they're airtight and will keep seeds dry. And when it comes to sowing your seeds, a dibber (like this Burpee one) and seed ruler (like this from Amazon) are useful to have on hand, as well as other seed sowing essentials.
Whichever seeds you need to store this fall, the 16 items below can make it a smooth and organized process. Here are our top picks of essentials for your seed storage kit.
Seed Storage Box
Seed Packet Stamp
Green Seed Envelopes
Burpee Stainless Steel Dibbler
Round Kraft Label Stickers
Glass Jars
Bamboo Plant Labels
Seed Saving Envelopes
Wooden Seed Storage Box
Mini Garden Tools
Kilner Jars
Gardening Journal
Seed Storage Binder
Wildflower Metal Seed Storage Tin
Seeding Ruler
Plantable Round Fiber Pots
When you do eventually sow your seeds, make sure to steer clear of seed sowing mistakes. This includes covering those that need light to germinate, sowing in the wrong soil, and not keeping seeds hydrated to encourage sprouting.
There are also several ways to prepare for seed sowing so your efforts are successful. Getting your potting bench in order and workspace prepared is key to keeping things organized, minimizing mess, and avoiding seeds going missing.
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