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| Hi everyone,
I bought more seeds today at the Dollar General (got some the last time I was there too) and the other day at Wal-Mart (Burpee). Here are the seeds I bought: Ageratum "Blue Mink"
Whew! A lot of seeds for sure! Not all of these are going into my garden. These will be going to friends and family :). I still have seeds from trades I have to plant too! Some can't be winter sown (morning glories for one).
Brad AKA Moonwolf |
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- Posted by daisydawnny 5 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 12 at 8:33
| Looks like another trip to Dollar General is in order for me...I got a lot of seeds last Summer when they marked them down for clearance. I have Spring Sowed Morning Glories and they did great. Nice List!! |
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| Brad..you will love the Dwarf Fairy Candytuft and it reseeds and it is easy to collect the seeds from it. Dollar General seems to be a Pa. Store..don't see any of them here in our part of Md. I know where some are in Dauphin and Lancaster Counties. You'll also like those two varities of alyssum too. I just bought some purple alyssum that I need to get wintersown. I'm not doing a lot of wintersowing jugs this year..So far only 16 but I may add a few more..refuse to go over 20 this year. |
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| Oh! I've already been there, but you make me want to go back! |
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- Posted by AmyCrawford 6b PA (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 12 at 15:17
| This is an awesome list! There is a dollar general like, 4 miles from my house. I just passed it today - I had no idea they have seeds! Now I'm jealous and might need to take a trip there... |
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| Daisydawny, hmm, maybe I'll try Spring Sowing them and some moonflower vine seeds. They're my favorite annual vines, especially the moonflowers. Pippi, I believe that Dollar General is a national chain. Don't take my word for it though. Glad to hear about the candytuft and the alyssum :). They look gorgeous! Jessew, the seeds are wonderful there! Very nice selections of seeds! Not all of the ones I listed are from there though. AmyCrawford, not only do they have seeds but lots of nice garden decorations too! I love wind chimes, but living in a windy valley, they always get tangled. Most of the seeds are 2 for $1 or 3 for $1 so very reasonably priced! Brad AKA Moonwolf |
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- Posted by ladyrose65 6bNJ (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 12 at 16:44
| You got a lot of good seeds! I might need to hit you up!?(LOL)! |
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- Posted by susaninosceolamo 6A (My Page) on Sun, Feb 26, 12 at 15:46
| Went to the hardware store and Walmart last weekend and Walmart did not have anything out but Westlake Hardware had last year's seed packs on sale for 10 cents each. I got one each of all the packets (2 of others) and I'm going to experiment with them - that way, if I lose any of them, I will just be out a couple of dollars. The look on my boyfriend's face was priceless when the guy at the register starting adding them up one by one! Thus far, he is skeptical about wintersowing but he's being a good sport and finding containers for me especially now that I'm starting to get germination on some of the colder-weather stuff! |
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