Saving Seeds

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We all love beautiful gardens, but buying seeds can be $$$$ and what do you do at the end of the season? Here at the Cottage, we hate for anything to go to waste so we save our own seeds.

Spread seeds out on waxed paper and allow to dry thoroughly.

How To Make Seed Envelopes:

Card stock
Scotch Tape
Scissors
Glue Stick
Sharpie

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Slice a piece of card stock in half, fold over leaving enough for a flap.

Fold flap over and press down.

Tape around edges except for the top. Scribble what you are putting in it on the front and fill with seeds. Glue flap shut.

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