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Re: Bagging/

I'm think the use of tightly sealed plastic containers (film canisters or
zip-lock bags) is not a good idea.  If seeds are not perfectly dried, they
could mold during storage.  Paper envelopes would be better--maybe you can
find something small enough in an office supplies store or a coin
collectors shop.  Or, if you are a member of the North American Rock
Garden Society (see http://www.nargs.org), you probably can buy glassine
seed envelopes from the bookstore.

Donna Maroni
dmaroni@email.unc.edu

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