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Seeds in the bag do not grow well

 
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Hi.

Upon a commentary from Nichole, I've decide to put all my old seeds in the ground.
It may happen that this Automn it does not rain again, and all those little seeds will pass to oblivion, but they will have more chances in the soil than inside the bag!

Here I am mixing them all in a bucket with compost. They have been sprout all over the garden beds. Good luck, little ones!
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All my old seeds
All my old seeds
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Old seeds mixed with compost
Old seeds mixed with compost
 
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Good luck, little seeds!
 
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Better than throwing them away! Every few years I clean out the unused old seeds and scatter them across the garden.
 
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