seedmorgue
/ˈsiːdˌmɔːɡ/nounVerified NewThe drawer or tin of seed packets purchased with optimism and never planted, or planted once and never again.
The packets are dated, organized by season, and reviewed each winter with undimmed plans. Seedmorgue stock outlives its viability quietly, germination rates falling while hope does not. Buying seeds in January is the ritual; planting them is another department.
Etym. — seed + morgue — packets at rest, dignity preserved, revival not expected.
Rel. — catalogwinter
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