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Re: Old seeds

Thank you very much Natalie, I really like the idea of the notebook.
Especially since I'm learning so much new stuff that it'll be good to make
some notes, as I'm sure to forget by next spring (or next month for that
matter!).  All these years I never realized how much work it is to a garden.
I've been busy reading, preparing pots, starting seeds, (now making notes) I
can hardly wait until I get to see if it's all worth it.  One thing I'm glad
of is I started a composter last year with my kitchen waste, leaves, and
grass clippings and it's now full of wonderful black soil.  I did put in
some rhubarb leaves, I was told by my local garden shop that they were OK to
put in.  We've had a few real nice sunny days and I think I could even plant
some peas outside soon.  Should they be soaked overnight before planting?

Dot Geib
Pitt Meadows BC Canada
USDA Zone 7/8
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