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Not only could people get rid of their unwanted pumpkins, they could also collect seeds for next year’s pumpkin patch.

The Weather Network attended a saving seed workshop in Dartmouth, N.S., and received some great tips on how to save the best seeds for your garden next year.

Just open the pods, dry out the pea or bean seeds, and you will have seeds for next year’s planting. Pepper seeds are also easy to save. Wait until your pepper turns red.

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