Propagation: Seeds from 1994, 1 by

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If stored properly, (dry) there is no reason why they shouldn't germinate. I found forgotten seeds from 2002, and one I collected in 1996 that I started in moist kitchen paper towels and inserted in ziplock baggies. They all germinated even better than when I sowed them fresh.

Most seeds don't have to be fresh to germinate. None of what you have need cold treatment. Place at room temp.

All those in the photo was germinated by the paper towel method and most were old seeds.