Hello,
I have just inherited some seeds from a relative. Some of them are in open packets and some are still sealed. What I wondered is if I can still use them this spring. There are quite old packets I think many are from the 80's.
can I use my seeds?
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- margo - newbie
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old seeds
Hi,
I read on the Australian garden web a way to see if old seeds are still viable.
You put the seeds in piece of material (like piece of old flannelette) make sure the material is damp. Then put in small sealable bag and place in warm position. Check every day and redampen the material. Soon the seeds should sprout
Happy gardening :-}
Gill
I read on the Australian garden web a way to see if old seeds are still viable.
You put the seeds in piece of material (like piece of old flannelette) make sure the material is damp. Then put in small sealable bag and place in warm position. Check every day and redampen the material. Soon the seeds should sprout

Happy gardening :-}
Gill