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Oak Leaf Storage

Dano1311

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Hi guys sorry if this is abit strange/ random but can anyone advise me on the best way to store Oak leaves before they are used i currently just use a cotton style bag, but noticed this lets flies etc in to them, i would like any feed back to store them to keep them fresh and pest free :)
 

dw1305

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Hi all,
You can store them dry in a plastic bag, or if you really want them to last a long time you can freeze them. If you freeze them they need to be really dry first, so that they don't stick together and you can take out one or two when you need them.

cheers Darrel
 

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