Seed Saving Packets

September 7, 2021 By Karen Creel

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.

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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Comments

Barb says

September 2, 2014 at 2:56 pm

Such a cute printable! I’m pinning this to my Gardening board

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