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Garden plants mostly tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, kale, Swiss chard

7 years ago

I am new to this forum. I was wondering how I can be part of a seed exchange? I don’t really know much about this type of thing. But would like to try it. I am starting my garden soon I live in COLUMBIA, SC and just did a search on google as to how to acquire plants free or inexpensively. TIA for your help.

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frankielynnsie
7 years ago
By the time you pay for postage you could purchase many of those same seeds locally. Go to your local farm supply store or the Dollar Tree has vegetable seeds packs for $1. The Dollar Store also carries vegetable seeds cheaper than the big box stores.
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