Great way to organize your seeds...
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I got ideas from various people and sites. I put it together and this is what I came up with...
[ATTACH]41159[/ATTACH] It has helped me stay organized. So far it has worked out well! I thought that I would share with all of you. Maybe it will help, maybe not. All of my seeds are in a zippered binder just so they don't fall out. The sheets in the binder were purchased from Wal-Mart/target, etc. They are for baseball cards. I bought envelopes from uline. I can't remember the exact size. I can get that later. I think there were 1000 in the box. I liked the insert (tomato description) that came with some seeds that I purchased, so I created a spreadsheet that was similar but not exact. And wallaaa, seeds are all in one place. Sent from my SGH-T989 using Tapatalk |
okay, i have to re-save the excel sheet under xls format. I am using xlsx. Not sure if this changed the cells or not :?
if anyone needs help with the spreadsheet, just let me know. |
Thank you Dork Fish! That is a terrific way to organize and store them.
I'm totally lacking in organizational skills. |
looks great and very similar to what I do except I use the photo albums with the clear plastic pocket pages. I organize mine by type, cherries, pastes, hearts, beefsteak/... you get the idea ...and then within those categories by color. Also a separate album for peppers which I don't have nearly as many of. keeps it all neat and tidy and Makes it easy to find a specific packet of seed if I need to :)
KarenO |
I love this idea! I have several of the baseball sheets leftover from my extreme couponing days and I was just wondering what to do with them.
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Glad i can help :)
Dont forget...The [COLOR=red][B]SPREADSHEETS[/B][/COLOR] are on the first post. |
I love this. Mine are all in a shoe box.
Debby |
That is SO neat. Thanks for posting this.
jon:yes: |
Absolutely!!
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Yep, I've done mine the same way for a few years now. Except I haven't done the nice spreadsheet. I also separate them by cherries, black, pink, etc.
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I also have mine in a binder. I love the little seed packets. I wish I knew how to
do that. |
Its funny how something so obvious be so obscure. Something like that, everyone everyone should have known. Great Idea!:yes:
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Wow. Fantastic idea. I have a whole bunch of these that I was going to get rid of.
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Roper the spreadsheets are attached. You can change then to what ever you need
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[QUOTE=Dork Fish;393797]I got ideas from various people and sites. I put it together and this is what I came up with...
[ATTACH]41159[/ATTACH] It has helped me stay organized. So far it has worked out well! I thought that I would share with all of you. Maybe it will help, maybe not. All of my seeds are in a zippered binder just so they don't fall out. The sheets in the binder were purchased from Wal-Mart/target, etc. They are for baseball cards. I bought envelopes from uline. I can't remember the exact size. I can get that later. I think there were 1000 in the box. I liked the insert (tomato description) that came with some seeds that I purchased, so I created a spreadsheet that was similar but not exact. And wallaaa, seeds are all in one place. Sent from my SGH-T989 using Tapatalk[/QUOTE] Hi Dork Fish, I'm a new member and yours is the very first post that I will be copying. May have to get my brother, in the USA, to ship me the pages as we don't have them here. What a fab idea. Thanks, Splangemac.:D |
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