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Storing Seeds

The best way to store seeds is in a waterproof container in either the freezer or refrigerator. This method will work with most seeds and helps prolong their viability. I have had seeds that are ten years old germinate and grow using this method.
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Store Seeds In Your Refrigerator

To help seeds maintain viability store them in airtight, waterproof containers in the refrigerator or freezer. I have done this and have had seeds germinate that have been over ten years old. The cooler temperatures are also just what some seeds need to trigger germination.
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