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Lilypon · May 23, 2008

You might also have old seeds. Don't know where you bought yours but here some of the local stores have been known to sell last year's seeds.......the best luck I've had, with peppers, is buying them straight from a seed company like TGS/Baker Creek/etc.

Discovered one local seed company (SK's *Early's Farm and Garden*) sells wonderful fresh pea seeds. I planted them and it looks like I have 100% germination (STAY AWAY GOPHERS). I've never had that luck before but, up til now, I've always grabbed a couple of packs off the rack in a department/grocery store.

May 23, 2008	#5
Lilypon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Saskatchewan, Canada Posts: 303	You might also have old seeds. Don't know where you bought yours but here some of the local stores have been known to sell last year's seeds.......the best luck I've had, with peppers, is buying them straight from a seed company like TGS/Baker Creek/etc. Discovered one local seed company (SK's Early's Farm and Garden) sells wonderful fresh pea seeds. I planted them and it looks like I have 100% germination (STAY AWAY GOPHERS). I've never had that luck before but, up til now, I've always grabbed a couple of packs off the rack in a department/grocery store. __________________ "At the heart of gardening there is a belief in the miraculous" Mirabel Osler Last edited by Lilypon; May 23, 2008 at 04:04 PM.