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When slicing tomatoes or peppers, I always slice them on a paper towel. Any and all seeds that fall onto the paper towel, I set aside for a couple of weeks and let dry out and then bury the entire paper towel in my flower bed and water as I water other plants in existing bed. Within a few days, seeds will sprout and voila! you have vegetable plants.
By Sharon from Florida
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RE: Growing Vegetables From Seeds
thank's I'll try that thank you sharon...
rebecca from Tehachapi Ca
RE: Growing Vegetables From Seeds
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Post By Jill (Guest Post)
(11/05/2006)
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Sharon, thanks so much for telling us how to do this! So easy and simple!
RE: Growing Vegetables From Seeds
I wish I lived in Florida with your long growing season. Have you ever done this with pumpkins? After we carved our pumpkins, I took most of the seeds and roasted them but all the ones on the ground I picked up and placed in the soil. I don't know if they will come up or not. I hope so.
TC in MO
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