Growing Tips
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Growing Tips - Tomatoes
Growing Tips - Lettuce
Growing Tips - Herbs
Growing Tips - Broccoli
Growing Tips - Radishes / Carrots / Kale
Growing Tips - Onions
Growing Tips - Swiss Chard
Growing Tips - Asparagus from seed
Growing Tips - Catgrass
Growing Tips - Endive & Escarole from seed
Growing Tips - Tomatoes
Growing Tips - Lettuce
Growing Tips - Herbs
Growing Tips - Broccoli
Growing Tips - Radishes / Carrots / Kale
Growing Tips - Onions
Growing Tips - Swiss Chard
Growing Tips - Asparagus from seed
Growing Tips - Catgrass
Growing Tips - Endive & Escarole from seed
Vegetable Seed Storage
Seeds should be stored in a cool, dry place with as little light as possible. Kitchen cupboards are about the last place in the house to store them. Temperatures in cupboards will fluctuate wildly on days when you are using the stove or oven.
A spot in the basement farthest from your furnace and/or water heater is generally best. If you don't have a basement I would recommend a closet on the north side of the house. I have found that a shoe box is about the best storage device made.
Vegetable Seed Viability in Years
Asparagus: 3
Beans & Peas: 3
Beans: 3
Beets: 5
Broccoli: 3
Cabbage: 4-5
Cucumber: 7-10+
Eggplant: 4
Lettuce: 5+
Okra: 3
Onion: 1
Parsley: 1-2
Pepper: 2-3
Radish: 4
Spinach: 1
Tomato: 4-6
Turnip: 4
Beans & Peas: 3
Beans: 3
Beets: 5
Broccoli: 3
Cabbage: 4-5
Cucumber: 7-10+
Eggplant: 4
Lettuce: 5+
Okra: 3
Onion: 1
Parsley: 1-2
Pepper: 2-3
Radish: 4
Spinach: 1
Tomato: 4-6
Turnip: 4