What's up everyone? Welcome back to the Epic Gardening Podcast. Now today I put something up on

Instagram that performed really well on my at Epic Gardening account and it was just a simple

way that I'm testing out storing seeds that's a little bit more organized.

Now just to paint a picture, before I did this what I was doing was I had my seed packets

and I would group them by plant type, so let's say all my radishes or all my carrots or

maybe all my root crops or all my herbs.

And then I would put all those seed packets in that category in a zip lock bag and then put that

into a

sterilite tote or some sort of just plastic container,

which was fine, but it was a little bit annoying.

So what I decided to do was I ordered a couple of jewelry boxes off of Amazon.

So these are the things that a jewelry maker will use to store all their different types of beads and charms and stones and strings and all that sort of stuff that I have no clue about.

But I figured it might be a good way to store seeds.

So the one that I got has, I think, 30 different compartments, all the exact same size and I bought two of them so I had 60 different

compartments and what I did is I just ran down and dumped all my seeds into each compartment and then on the top in a permanent marker what I did is I just

labeled them so let's say if it was a radish Sakrojima giant variety from 2017 at the

top left I would put radish at the top right I'd put

Sakrajima Giant or just the cultivar and then in the bottom left I would put

2017 and then I just went on and on and did that with my entire seed collection and then And then important note, don't throw away the seed

package.

So what I did with the seed packets,

so what I did with the seed packets

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