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5 comments on Testing seed viability: How do I know if my older seeds are still good?
Testing seed viability: How do I know if my older seeds are still good?
5 responses to “Testing seed viability: How do I know if my older seeds are still good?”
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I guess that is really the only way to check and see if our stored seeds are still ok to use. Makes sense to me. Thanks Sheryl!
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Good idea. Try them and see for ourselves!
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great tip –
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Bedankt voor de tip
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Good advice!
