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Free seeds from Feed A Bee

11 years ago

Bayer corporation, possibly out of guilt from making pesticides for so long, is sponsoring Feed A Bee, giving away seed packets to anyone who asks by visiting their website. http://feedabee.com/. If you already have plenty of seeds, you can still show your support by committing to growing a plant (or lots!) on the website. Offer is good through 12-31-15.

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gardendee
11 years ago
Thank you. I sent for some.
Tropical Gardener
11 years ago
G. Farben, owned by Bayer, had a significant investment in a company that made Zyklon B gas, which was used to kill hundreds of thousands of Jews at Auschwitz. They also used slave labor, mostly Jews who would be worked to death, or sent off in cattle cars to be gassed when they were sick or old or not subservient enough for Bayer management.
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organicflowerpower
11 years ago
YIKES This on a garden website...noooooo!

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