Where do you store your seeds?

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DH has loads of jars and tubs of seeds cluttering up kitchen cupboards and I'm wondering if they can live somewhere else?!

Anywhere dark and dry, such as the under stair cupboard. I have mine in envelopes in a tin in the garage.

Is a garage ok because it's sheltered but cool enough in the summer? I'm thinking a garden shed might become too hot.

I keep mine in the fridge. You want won't to encourage him to do that!

This made me chuckle because I am the seed hoarder and my frustrated husband is in your shoes. Oooh I do love seeds.
Mine are officially stored on a high livingroom alcove shelf in 2 wham shoe sized boxes and ringtons cardboard boxes.
There are stragglers around the place and glass jars of pea and bean seeds I let the kids play with.
In the kitchen I have glass jars of beans for eating, but this year I have so many drying beans to grow for eating I'm not sure how I will store those after harvest.
I know some people freeze them, to be honest the people I know who are best at growing things just keep them all over. One guy who is a Gardener by trade has an aladdins cave of interesting seeds rattling around in the back of his van.

Fridge is best, but anywhere cool and dark would be OK.

Fridge? Oh my life, we already have it stuffed full of the pickles and jams from all that is grown! (Sounds like a complaint which it's not)

Oh my life, we already have it stuffed full of the pickles and jams from all that is grown! Why are the pickles and jams in the fridge? Pickling is a standard method of preserving produce as is jam (which is why jams are also called "preserves"). We've just finished some mulberry jam I made in 2010 which has been stored on a shelf.

Oh no, it's not that, it's just we have so many varieties that have been opened and therefore need refrigerating, it takes up a whole shelve and a half out of the entire fridge!

I should say I've had chemo so have to be careful about following strict refrigeration guidelines that perhaps wouldn't normally be followed?

I should say I've had chemo so have to be careful Ah, OK, fair enough. (I wouldn't refrigerate opened home-made jam, shop stuff is a different matter). In that case, you need a second "garden" fridge