Sentence examples for save the seeds from inspiring English sources

"I save the seeds and sprinkle a few over the top of the salad," he said.

Can I save the seeds? A. You can save the seeds, but don't expect them to produce the handsome assortment of strong reds, yellows, corals and pinks they came from.

I also save the seeds of my giant castor bean plants and devil's claw, which has black ones the size of peppercorns in a claw-like seed case.

Farmers who plant seeds with Monsanto's technology must sign an agreement not to save the seeds, which means they must buy new seeds every year.

And Vicki Hird, senior food campaigner, Friends of the Earth, cautioned: "Enhancing staple crops could help if farmers can afford them and can save the seeds.

Scoop out the watery, seed-filled core (you could always save the seeds and add them to the next juice you whizz up), leaving just the firm, pale flesh.

The pepper is a hybrid; you can't save the seed.

But "I didn't save the seed," said Ms. Wall, who bought it every year from catalogs instead.

So farmers cannot save the seed from one year's crop to plant the next, but must buy new seeds every year, providing seed companies with recurring income.

When it comes to corn, I wouldn't save the seed even if I could.

Alternatively, we may just save the seed of the pseudorandom generator used for generating the d-regular graph.