For squash, like the plant these came from, cut in half fully mature fruit and remove the seeds. Spread the seeds in a single layer on paper and allow them to dry completely. Independent photo/John S. McCright
By Deborah J. Benoit, UVM Extension Master Gardener
Saving seeds helps preserve heirloom varieties for the future.
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