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"If you bought too many seeds for your garden this year, you’re in luck,” Robert L. Harrison, Virginia Tech Extension specialist in seeds, said. Until recently, the only remedy was to store the leftovers in a cool, dry place and cross your fingers, the University faculty member said.
Now, seed experts have developed a method of storage that significantly extends the life of seeds. The main ingredient is powdered milk.
The method involves refrigerating seed packets in canning jars. Powdered milk in the bottom of the jars acts as a dehumidifier and keeps the seeds dry, the specialist said.
The method is especially helpful for storing such short-lived seeds as lima
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