Saving your seeds for next years garden is a great way to save money, and share your garden with friends. I’ve created these seed packet templates for you to use.
I planted zinnias this year from seeds that I purchased from Botanical Interest. They did great in our hot humid summer weather.
I picked this bouquet from the last of the flowers before our first frost.
I left some of the flower stalks in the garden so the birds can eat the seeds, or hopefully they will fall and reseed this spring. But just in case, I clipped some to gather the dried seeds.
Use these packets to save your seeds. They are also great for gift giving. Tuck them in a gardener’s gift basket or stocking.
Instructions:
- Click on the link to pull up the template. The template will open as a PDF in a separate page.
- Print off the PDF. Be sure your printer is set to “actual size”
- A heavier weight copy paper will make a stronger seed packet
- Fold sides over and glue.
- Fold up the bottom and glue
- After you place your seeds in envelope, tape the top.
- Label with the name of the plant, and when collected.
- Collect more seeds and repeat!
SeedSavingPacketTemplate_Final
Use this pretty packet to keep your seeds to save.
Happy Gardening!
Karen
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Such a cute printable! I’m pinning this to my Gardening board