Saving seeds from your vegetables crops is a fun and easy way to benefit from nature’s generosity. With a little knowledge ...

Store the seed in a cool, dry place such as a refrigerator. Ideal temperatures are 32 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Try to avoid garages (too cold) or basements (too humid).

Gardening experts share their best tips for saving fruit and vegetable seeds for next year and beyond. Here's what you need to know if you're a garden novice or just need a refresher.

Save your favorite vegetable seeds. Published: Aug. 08, 2009, 11:43 a.m. By . Bridget A. Otto, The Oregonian; The Associated Press. Now's the time to think about saving seeds from your vegetable ...

Many of the vegetables we grow in our gardens produce seeds, which, if harvested and stored correctly, have the potential to grace us with free plants. And late summer is the perfect time to start … ...

Enjoy Those Vegetables, but Don’t Forget to Save Some Seeds After the unprecedented demand for seed last spring, gardeners may want to plan ahead for the next growing season. It’s easier than ...

Seed-saving tips: Assorted vegetable seed-(l-r) broccoli, winter squash, gasden pea, sweet corn, pinto dry bean,snap bean (Lynn Ketchum) As fall gets under way, many vegetables wrap up their ...

Many of the vegetables we grow in our gardens produce seeds, which, if harvested and stored correctly, have the potential to grace us with free plants. And late summer is the perfect time to start col ...

This weekend's garden jobs include removing unneeded tree staking, too-tight tree wraps, and excess mulch, saving seeds from mature vegetable plants, and taking steps to get those green tomatoes ...

In gardening, what looks like a mishap may be an epiphany in disguise. “If you remembered to harvest your lettuce, great,” Ken Greene reminded me recently. “If you forgot to harvest the ...

Many of the vegetables we grow in our gardens produce seeds, which, if harvested and stored correctly, have the potential to grace us with free plants. And late summer is the perfect time to start ...

Many of the vegetables we grow in our gardens produce seeds, which, if harvested and stored correctly, have the potential to grace us with free plants. And late summer is the perfect time to start … ...