Seed saving - PEP BB gardening.straw.seedsaving

Hello, SKip team!
For this bb, I saved 4 seeds in glass baby food jars. I will keep them in my greenhouse for the winter, in my seed library.
The kale seed pods, I pulled off the plant and filled a bucket with them, then I stomped on them. Then saved the seeds at the bottom of the bucket.
The lovage seeds just pulled easily off the stalk.
The pea pods, I split with my thumbs and saved each pea.
The green onions I rubbed off the flowers and sieved, saving the little black specs.

I love saving seeds!
I have fond memories of my grandmother harvesting beans and magnolia seeds.
She kept hers in old milk jugs, I guess the magnolia pod doesn’t fall far from the tree.

I’m storing mine in sour cream and yogurt containers, as well as film canisters (and several other packets, jars, etc. not pictured)

Seeds saved:
Tomatoes
Dandelion
Plantain
Mustard
Radish
Beans

Steve Thorn wrote:To get certified for this BB, you will need to save seed from 4 different species.

How to Certify That Your BB is Completed

 - A picture of each of your four species with seeds before being harvested (such as seed pods or sliced open with seeds showing) and some seeds removed
 - A picture of each of your four species in its labeled container
 - A brief description on how you are storing the seeds (in jars, seed packets, etc.)

I saved seeds from
1) buckwheat
2) chives
3) hairy vetch
4) raspberries

The first three I collected in glass jars that I store in the crawlspace. The raspberries, I separated the seed from the pulp and dried it on a paper, dried the paper, then stored in a glass jar that I store in the crawlspace.

Updated post: i misunderstood the requirements initially so i collected more seeds to meet the requirements this time.
I Saved snow pea seeds today keeping them in a cute paper envelope for next year. Snow peas are my family’s favorite snack.
I also saved some dandelion seeds. I think they’ll be fun to add to seed balls I hope to make it the future.
The next seeds I collected came from my green beans. I was able to find several bean pods that were past eating and I saved the seeds in a baby food jar.
The last seeds I stored were so exciting to me! I hope I get a chance to forage for more of them. I found wild asparagus along the canal bank with these little red ‘berries’ on them. When I broke them open I found that each one had between 3 and 5 seeds each inside. I rinsed them and dried them overnight before adding them to a baby food jar. I can’t wait to have a nice big asparagus patch!