Do you include how to harvest the seeds for the next year?
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I have not received my package yet but here is a couple places that might help. http://www.seedsavers.org/Education/Seed-Saving-Instructions/ also http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=seed+saving+techniques Hope this helps.
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You soak the seeds to soften up the outer shell so that you can peel part of the shell to speed up the growing process. If I knew how to post pictures on Amazon, I could show you what my 3 plants currently looking like. Once my seeds arrive ( I bought more) I will record every step I take to get the seeds to grow.
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No! You turn the top & add seed, it's not complicated. That is for cleaning purposes.
298442
Dry the seeds if you want to keep seeds until next season. If you want to plant right away drying is not necessary. Place seeds in an air tight container and store in refrigerator or freezer. Freezer is best.
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Early winter before the first frost. Keep them watered not drenched and leave them alone for the first year, when the second crop matures you can harvest and they will keep coming back.
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I believe you till fertilize and plant seeds then apply. That"s what I did.
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I have a friend who grew them in Ohio and they grew well. They are in a regular package with plenty of seeds to start out with. They are a cousin to the morning glory so they go away in the winter totally so collect seed in the fall to reseed in the spring. They reseed the area well and replanting is sometimes not necessary.
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Since I don't have the seed packets anymore...I cannot honestly answer this question.
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There are some printed instructions on harvesting the seeds, but nothing as far as care. There are so many schools of thought on that, I don't think I'd expect any more.
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No........prepare your soil....loosen it up......spread your seed......and expect good results.
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I don't usually separate out non germinated seeds in a jar or any sprouter. It is up to you if you feel it is necessary then go ahead.
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Hi I bought the seeds and none of them came up so I do not know if you buy hope they all grow Jim
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Yes, you can. now please remember to send me are ear or two of corn when you harvest it.
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No seeds come with it. You provide your own seeds, hence the name. I grew my own selection of herbs, but you can do flowers or whatever you'd like.
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Mine never came up. Theoretically the annuals should come up every year and the annuals could create seeds that come up but, based on my experience, I'd look elsewhere.
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Yes you can eat them, but they are very pricey just to eat, plant them and then enjoy a much bigger crop this fall.
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Biennial. I planted mine last fall and plan on harvesting not this Thanksgiving, but Thanksgiving 2015.