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[Lucky Pittman <lucky.pittman@murraystate.edu>]

I usually just clean the remaining pulp off of them, after I've mashed them 
around in a colander to separate the pulp, then dump them in a ziploc bag, 
with just the water adhering to them from cleaning, squeeze out as much air 
as is possible, and stick 'em in the fridge; no peat, no paper 
towels.  Then, I plant in spring - whenever I can get around to getting 
them in the ground.  Seems like I get close to 110% germination(for all you 
sports fans).

Lucky