Seed aesthetic

Start your seeds! Scratch up a patch of open soil, scatter the seeds, and there you go, other seeds need to be in controlled conditions.

Seed is best stored through the winter at 50 degrees with 50 percent humidity, according to Oregon State University's Extension Service. Place packets in a sealed jar with a desiccant or powdered milk at the bottom to absorb moisture.

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Start your seeds! Scratch up a patch of open soil, scatter the seeds, and there you go, other seeds need to be in controlled conditions.

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Every plant and every tree has a story and all of the stories start with a seed. When one thinks of the plants and trees of a lush, tropical destination such as the Island of Bali, one’s mind will drift to the beautiful flowers and trees such as the Hibiscus, Lotus, Plumeria, Lilies, and Palm or Banyan trees.

Every year, without fail, I buy more seed packets than I could possibly use. Fortunately, I’ve discovered that many seeds can be used a year or two (sometimes three) after you purchased them. If you have leftover seed packets from a previous season, don’t throw them away! Instead, test the seeds to

You may remember the helicopters you played with as a child, those that fell off the maple tree. They’re more than something to play with, as they contain a pod with edible seeds inside. Click on the