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jmzms

burpee seeds

19 years ago

I though buying seeds online directly from the source would be cheaper than buying them in a store (for example, burpee). But it doesn't seem that way. In the store, the packets range in price from about 69 cents to $1.99, but online it seems like they all start around $2.50. Anyone have any thoguhts on this? Is it because hte packets online have more seeds in them?

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