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This is another in a series on home horticulture by Wesley P. Judkins, Virginia Tech Extension horticulturist.
ARE THE seeds worth saving which you had left over after planting your garden this year? Most packets now cost 25 cents or more, compared to a dime only a few years ago. So, it would reduce your expense next spring if you could plant the seeds which you did not use this year.
Although vegetable and flower seeds gradually lose their viability, most types may be kept for several years, and still germinate and produce satisfactory crops. This practice may result in considerable savings for the home gardener.
After your last planting has been made this summer, place your seeds in a tin, glass, or plastic container which is air
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