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I have kept seeds frozen, then bring them out at planting time for a day or two and spray with a little water. They usually produce,

But look how long it took.would it been better just went brough. Some but you done good .I could not grow weed never try oh

I dried some Brandywine and yellow tomato and pepper seeds from my landlord's garden back in 2009. Did not think they would make it. Had them in baggies, in small jars, air tight, and labeled. I spread them out on moist paper towels and kept them moist. Some began to sprout! So I used some flat pans I no longer use to put them in some dirt and they began to come up! They have been up in my cabinet 4 1/2 years through extreme heat and some cold, etc but survived! They are what you call heirloom seeds. I spray them often with sometime rain water or vegetable water from where I cooked vegetables or boiled eggs, cooled down and mixed with tap water. So if you get the idea you can't save seeds from that far back so you gotta buy more, tell 'em they are wrong! .