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I need seeds for my garden

9 years ago

Hello and thank you for reading. I've started a deep mulch garden in my
backyard using free resources and some seeds I had to buy. I would love
some more seeds but I've got a strict budget. Any help would be much
appreciated. I'm not looking for quantity, but rather variety.

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Alaina Bailey
9 years ago
Hi, we lost our beautiful fully sustainable homestead 3 years ago and thankfully, after a lot of hard work, we have finally moved to a new 5 acre parcel. Unfortunately all my seeds are from the old farm so they are 3 years old, and being a young couple that just purchased our first home our budget is pretty tight. I am just looking for variety not quantity of herbs, so I can use them in the kitchen. We live in a rural area and don't eat out to save money. And you can really taste the difference between a meal prepared with fresh vs. dry herbs.
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