Gardeners can accumulate A LOT of seeds. So many so, that they’re often stuffed into drawers, boxes, jars, and other places. It’s all too easy to lose track of them.

Keeping seeds and seed packets organized makes sure that you’re able to find them easily and ensures that seeds actually get used. Some seeds are viable for years but others can expire in as little as 1-2 years.

These are my two ways to organize seeds — one that I’ve used for years and the other new this year. Both are inexpensive and help make sure that you get your seeds in the soil. I also cover where seeds should be stored and when to refrigerate them.

Related idea: How to organize a Seed Swap — https://lovelygreens.com/how-to-organize-a-seed-swap-event/

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