i put mine in a paper bag and stick them inthe deep freeze. even with 3 year old seed i see on average 80% germination. for my beans/peas i just plant a few more seeds to fill in any dead spots. for my other veggies i always start more than i intend to plant anyway, so if some don't make it that works ok. if i have too many sprouts i either thin them out and put them inthe compost or give them away. my rule on giving away veggies(plants or the fruit either one) is if YOU want it you come pick it.

Wow guys thanks but I cant keep up with all these requests! lol thanks but I am not taking anymore at this time, will put it back on in a week or so after I figure out who i owe seeds too! thanks again whisst

I would love some of these as well, if there is anything on my list that you would like let me know. I also have a bunch of veggie seeds (some purchased, some left over from other trades) I also have a good amount of basil seeds from my garden. Could also trade amaryllis bulbs? let me know. my email is crcofca@aol.com

Not enough information - Seeds for which perennials. Some will store better and not lose their viability as quickly as others. Do they have a dormancy that needs to be broken, by a cold moist chill, or would they germinate if you direct sowed. Freezer really isn't helpful, although if a cold moist chill is required before they will germinate, your refrigerator (not freezer) will work. But, if they need a few or several weeks of moist cold before being brought back to warmer temps to germinate, you could be looking at late summer or early Fall for seedlings. Then what, where will you keep tender seedlings that haven't had time to grow any kind of root system over winter in a Z5... So again, which perennials, you could ask here and one of us may know, or you can look them up on Clotheirs database to see what temps the seeds may need to germinate and an approximate time frame Here is a link that might be useful: Clothiers