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School Garden Club

8 years ago

Hello! I am in charge of my school garden club. We are serving Kinder-6th graders and learning about seeds and gardening and hygiene as well as healthy diets. If you would be willing to donate seeds, please message me. I can send you a SASE if necessary.

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xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
8 years ago
You might start here. This is a seed giveaway for newbies. There's also some techie information about setting up your messaging. Until you do that we can't send you a pm.

https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5059605/newbie-seed-project-jan-2018?n=16

You might also set up a Wish List. What kinds of seeds are you looking for? Here are some ideas.

Good luck! Those kids will learn so much. Heidi
jlhart76
8 years ago
PM me. I'd be happy to help you out.
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