So glad I could be of help!

I don't look at this forum every day - boy, was I surprised to see my username in a title!

Happy gardening!

If you're looking for more seeds, you can go to Wintersown.org and send in for free seeds. You can opt for tomato seeds or flower seeds, or send in two envelopes and get both.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wintersown free seeds offer

Valueseeds.com is a division of Thompson & Morgan. From what I understand, they sell the expired seeds from the T&M website. I believe that's why the outer envelopes (with the expiration dates) are all missing, and all you get are the inside foil packs.

You can take the first set of numbers and enter them in the search bar on the T&M website, and it will bring up the exact type of seed that you ordered from Value Seeds. Unless, of course, the seed has been discontinued.

Germination can be iffy, but at 99 cents a pack, it's worth the effort.

gdionelli: "If you're looking for more seeds, you can go to Wintersown.org and send in for free seeds. You can opt for tomato seeds or flower seeds, or send in two envelopes and get both."

Isn't it a bit wrong to take advantage of non-profit organization without contributing to it in some way? Perhaps you should learn about Winter Sowing, not just take advantage of a non-profit organization.

Here is a link that might be useful: Winter Sowing on Garden Web