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chrismd_gw

Vegetable garden seed orders

chrismd
10 years ago

I am starting to work out my seed orders for next year's vegetable garden. No way am I going to use 25 seeds of whatever zucchini I'm going to order. Or 300 radish seeds.

Is anyone interested in splitting an order, either by seeds or by packets? I'm looking at Pinetree and Territorial and may look at other companies.

Please note I am NOT giving away seeds. I'm looking for someone in a similar situation who is interested in reducing costs by sharing.

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