Hi there. I used to post here once in a while a few years ago. It's been quite a while. :-)
Here is my question. I found some seeds in a drawer that I forgot that I had. They are all packaged for 2003. Are they still worth planting? I have very little experience planting seeds, so I thought I'd ask here before I put forth the effort.
TIA!
Hey Cassandra!
Some seeds remain viable for a long time, some don't. What have you got???????
Sue
"Cassandra Cox" Hi there. I used to post here once in a while a few years ago. It's been
Set aside a square foot of space in a good location, rake the soil a little and sprinkle the seeds. If you get something -- great! Otherwise, let neighbouring plants devour that space. :)
"Sue" in news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com:
yeah.
What have you
try sprouting a few seeds on paper towel, if you have a lot.
The germination rate of seeds generally drops over time, but most are good for several years and some for decades (or even centuries). The 'packed for X season' isn't an expiration date.
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