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large quantity of seeds

12 years ago

Our garden club is planning our 100th anniversary in 2014. For favors and give aways I was planning on printing seed packs with our logo and filling each with a few seeds. Other than buying sunflower seeds for birds, does anyone have any suggestions of what/where to buy large quantity of seeds to make up 150 packs at a reasonable price. Should I be posting this in any other forums? I have nothing to trade yet.

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plays_in_dirt_dirt
12 years ago
For large seed packs, it's hard to beat cheapseeds.com. Their packets range from $3 - $4 and contain thousands of seeds. Shipping is free. If you order 5 or more varieties of seeds, you get a free packet.

http://www.cheapseeds.com/A-Z-Flower-Seeds.html
albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
12 years ago
Stokes seed catalog used to have quantities like oz and lb. I don't see quantities listed online but they do still offer q catalog at their website.
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