Posted by Greg1959 on June 15, 2017 at 08:04:09 from (206.72.212.241):
I plowed up about 3 acres of ground for my garden this spring. Been kind of wet spring but finally got everything in the ground,
I still had some unused garden space left over. I dug around in the freezer and found a bag full of plastic seed packets that were sealed and not opened.
The packets of seed were cucumber, egg plant, summer squash, spaghetti squash, mixed gourds, lunar pumpkins, hales best cantaloupe, Connecticut pumpkin, Crimson watermelon, Charleston grey watermelon and whatever else I forgot to list.
Anyway, I planted those last week and have been checking them each day. Finally, by today they have all sprouted and popped up. The odd part was...these packets of seeds were all dated from 1998!...19 YEARS OLD and they germinated. That's pretty awesome.
Last week, I also planted 2 pounds of Jolly Time popcorn, 2 pounds of Cranberry dried beans and 2 pounds more of Great Northern dried beans. All bought at the grocery store. All of them have germinated and popped through the ground too.
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