Seed Stockpile: How to store, organize, and plan

Now that is funny!

Thanks for the pin

Some of the responses in this thread are funny as hell!

Search u tube on doing this with 5 gal buckets. I gave a freind the idea of hooking up a 12 v pump to create a hydroponic setup and he said he is getting great results.

no one talkin about Project Goliath? I havent seen it mentioned once on the front page of or in any comment threads. The MPAA is conspiring with 6 major movie studios to push internet censorship. And people think North Korea will be responsible when the censorship comes. This is a blatant false flag and NO ONE is talking about it!

I grew some mong beans once, but they kept licking my windows.

Right on OP!!! I'm a huge permaculture fan.

Good video in the OP, this will become increasingly popular, and as more people get involved complex coops will form allowing more and more people the ability to produce and buy from local producers who could be your neighbor.

Our food distribution system is too dependent on fossil fuels and harmful pesticides and fertilizers, that system will slowly decay the more debt that piles up.

Most people fear the coming changes but in reality it can offer more freedom and opportunity than we have now.

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I had a very prolific yellow zucchini that I saved the seeds from. The only problem is I had green zucchini and yellow squash also growing in the garden. I wonder kind of monstrosity I will get when I plant them this coming year.

Another great video Gary! Thanks for sharing!

For all you vegetable growers, here's some inspiration.
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Thanks. I try...

This thread deserves an encore during this spam-storm.
Not enough good threads tonight.

You might want to keep an eye out for Heirloom/Open Pollinated (No GMO, No F-1 Hybrids) varieties that can handle short seasons and colder than usual temps while you're drooling over the seed catalogs this winter. Just in case that mini-ice age scenario some folks are speculating about does actually come to pass....

Not suggesting this particular company is the only or best place to look (but they are very reputable), this is just one example of what I am talking about...

[link to store.underwoodgardens.com]

You don't need a mini ice age to encourage you to buy Heirloom seeds. They are the best source to naturalize plants for your location. Year after year, they adapt better and better. Just don't forget to introduce more genetic diversity every so often.

Without genetic diversity they'll end up like the royal family and become nothing but useless inbreds.

Agree with Jules....heirloom, OP seeds.

I have two totes full, and they contain so many stinking packets I can't keep them straight. I bought some larger envelopes thinking I could categorize them a little easier, but I should have chosen manila instead, haha

www.mypatriotsupply.com has heirloom seed, and I like them because 1)They germinate very well, and 2) more seed per packet than many seed venders.

If you're in it for the long-haul... you should seriously consider more than 1 source for your seeds.