Dear Experts,
I'm a plant lover and I am alway growing things. I recently found some seeds for my favorite plants, but I'm afraid that they may be to old to be able to grow. So can I use seeds that may be a year or two old?
Signed, Angela
Dear Angela,
Yes actually, you can. Seeds can be stored for extremely long periods of time and still be able to grow. Believe it or not, seeds that are over two hundred years old have been coaxed into growing! So go ahead and plant those seeds!
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