[Lee G]

Thanks to whoever mentioned Alan Romans in a previous thread, my order arrived today, 19 packets of various delights for a bargain £15.  The only extra's I'll need will be my pots and onion sets and they are on order down the lottie.

I really shouldn't be this excited at my age, but I am  :oops:

Anyway, where's the best place to store my precious seeds?  Will they be OK stored in my shed, do they need particular conditions?  I could look it up but there so many knowledgable peeps here this is much easier  

[Yorkie]

I'd say anywhere dry and cool - if your shed is prone to damp, or freezing, I'd avoid it.

[noshed]

Keep them in a box - snails have eaten quite a lot of the packets in my shed.
 I keep my main store in a cardboard box in the sitting room so I can look at them from time to time...

[Salmo]

Beware of mice. Cardboard box no good.

Alan Titchmarsh always advised to put the in a tuppaware box and keep them in the veg section of the fridge.

[compostqueen]

Yep the fridge in a Tupperware is best

Mine are in a cold cupboard now as my husband kept chucking them out the  fridge to make room for his lager  :evil:  :evil:  Grounds for divorce I reckon  

[DD.]

I'd had to move the food out of the fridge & Mrs Digger won't stand for it, so I'd be looking for a new home. (You do B & B don't you CQ?).

Airtight tin in the pantry has never let me down.

[p00rstudent]

shoe box with seeds written on the lid, sat on my bookshelf next to the john seymour books, has worked thus far.

[cawdor2001]

keep mine in two Quality street tins, should be a 3rd after Christmas  

Cawdor