seeds container
seeds container
Most gardeners I imagine are guilty of having far too many seeds than needed. Then comes the issue of storing them. The box has been with us for almost two years. I bought a box of chocolates on the way home from overseas trip. Kakdah and the children love chocolates so much, that the whole box was emptied in no time.
That box is reused to keep seed packets safe and in an almost airtight condition.
Age is catching up,
and the box begin to rust.
where do you keep your seeds?
~ bangchik
Putrajaya, Malaysia
Dear Bangchik, I am afraid that I have no seed packets so I have no need for a container and at present have given up chocolates for Lent!
ReplyDeleteBangchik, I keep my tomato seeds and my pepper seeds separate in two plastic jars (where chocolate roasted almonds were stored before I ate them all). They are clear plastic so I still need to make them opaque. The rest of my seeds are stored in a shoe box. As soon as I eat the next two jars of almonds, I will move the rest of my seeds in there.
ReplyDeleteBangchik, this is comical to me as I use a similar tin for seeds, sewing supplies, etc. The only difference is mine are cookie tins. My mother-in-law introduced me to the cookie bin and I've been using them ever since. :)
ReplyDeleteI keep my seeds in the refrigerator in the produce drawer where I promptly forget about them.
ReplyDeleteChristine in Alaska
I keep my seeds in old glass canning jars, I like seeing them through the aqua colored glass, and it reminds me to plant them too.
ReplyDeleteYou are right. I am still thinking of a permanent solution for the balanced seeds. It would be a waste not to use them. At the moment, I am just keeping them in a paper storage box.
ReplyDeleteI keep my seeds in five boring plastic boxes, leafy vegies, legumes, roots, herbs and other things and a fifth box for flower seeds. I think I need to switch to chocolate boxes, maybe I'll pick up some chocolate boxes with the chocolates in them. I'm sure that's what I need!
ReplyDeleteEdith Hope ~ Oh, Okey, no seeds and no chocolate... and now Lent, a period of 40 days...
ReplyDeleteDavid in Kansas ~ You do have variety of containers.
Kimberly ~ Oceans away, but we share similar approach on seeds keeping.
~ bangchik
Putrajaya, Malaysia
Christine B. ~ In a refrigerator?.. never thought of that before, definitely not for seeds.
ReplyDeleteJeri Landers ~ a see thorough canning jars. That's nice because, there will be constant reminders!
Stephanie ~ anything secure is a solution Steph.
~bangchik
Putrajaya, Malaysia
I keep my seeds in a tin box too! Mine is a Hello Kitty box that contained a sweet yeast bread for xmas. They come in handy for so many uses!
ReplyDeleteI use a similar tin, which used to contain biscuits.
ReplyDeleteRowena... ~ a tin box is very handy, air tightness especially.
ReplyDeleteJo ~ tin box is truly universal as seeds container!
~bangchik
putrajaya, Malaysia
uhhhhh... you wouldn't wanna know.. hahahaha...
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