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Save your own vegetable seeds

Learn about saving your own vegetable seeds.

08/30/2022 | Rating TV-G

Virginia Home Grown

Save your own vegetable seeds

Clip: Season 22 Episode 6 | 7m 31sVideo has Closed Captions

Learn about saving your own vegetable seeds.

Edmund Frost, of Common Wealth Seed Growers demonstrates how to remove and clean squash seeds so you can grow your own selections the next year. Featured on VHG episode 2206; August 2022.

08/30/2022 | Rating TV-G

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