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How to save your own seeds with tips on storing them

Homesaved seed can be stronger growing, from being adapted to your locality and soil. Your own seeds often germinate very strongly too, partly from being super fresh. There are some key things to know, and I show you the easier vegetables to save seed from. Plus you see some of my results. Also how to store seed. 00:00 Introduction 00:24 How I saved seed from salad rocket this year - SORRY somehow wrong caption to this because salad rocket is Eruca sativa, while Synapsis alba features later, is the mustard at 18:01 00:54 Comparing results of the homesaved rocket seed with bought seed 01:10 Age of seed – homeasved and bought 01:42 Different needs of different veg for sowing seed, I list the easy ones, then go on to talk about the more difficult ones 02:34 A look at three types of plant being grown for seed, and I explain the process 03:23 For some vegetables you need lots of plants for cross pollination 04:40 Saving seed from onions… 06:26 …beetroot, 07:47 …and carrots, the most difficult of the three because of cross pollination with wild carrot (cow parsley) 08:59 Homesaved potato seed 09:40 Homesaved garlic seed 10:31 I show examples of seed I have saved, and talk about how to store them: 10:40 Lettuce - Grenoble Red and Maravilla de Verano 11:43 Peas - Hurst Greenshaft, Starlight, Tall Sugar and Alderman 12:15 French beans, soybean, Borlotti bean 12:45 Dwarf French bean - Orinoco 13:09 Broad beans - Aquadulce Claudia 13:56 How I dry the seed 14:06 Tomatoes - the difference between F1 hybrid and open pollinated, and the reason not to save seed from hybrid varieties 15:08 Saving seed from flowers 15:27 Melon - Minnesota Midget 16:19 Spinach 16:51 Coriander 17:18 Lambs Lettuce 18:01 Brassica mustard 18:52 Salad rocket 19:44 June the following year, and a look at the beetroot grown from my homesaved seed Filmed and edited 2021-22 by Edward Dowding https://edowdingfilms.onfabrik.com/po... Thumb photo Emma Kane. Check out this video from four years ago, on saving seed of the simpler vegetables:    • Seed Saving   And I explain much more about saving seed in this online module course: https://charlesdowding.co.uk/product/... A good book is Back Garden Seed Saving by Sue Stickland 2009, Eco-Logic books See also Real Seeds website for excellent advice on saving your seedhttps://www.realseeds.co.uk/seedsavin... These are nice videos about saving different seeds    / diyseeds   Subscribe for weekly advice to your inbox https://manage.campaignzee.com/sAxSig.... All about growing vegetables, no dig methods, and enjoying success more easily. You can join this channel by paying a monthly fee, to support our work with helping gardening groups to grow better (please apply!), and to receive monthly videos made only for members:    / @charlesdowding1nodig