Mass Aggie Seed Library
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Garden Journal
The first step to purposeful seed saving is observation.
Keeping track of plants and the seeds they produce will help you learn about seed saving and become a more deliberate seed saver. Any gardener, at any level of experience, has room to learn and grow.
- What did you plant?
- When did you plant it?
- What were the conditions?
- How did it do?
- Did any plant diseases or bug issues arise?
- When did it go to seed?
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