Prepping Next Year's Garden - Seed Harvest

I got these two heirloom tomatoes at my local farmer's market for the express purpose of getting seeds for next year.



As you can see, they're getting a little long in the tooth, so I better get to it.




 Cutting them open, there's not too many seeds inside so I get what I can and put them on paper towels labeled with each fruit's color.



I'll let them dry then put into envelopes and wait for next year's planting season.  Stay tuned!

Darryl
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