I haven't seen any. Have you checked online? I would think seeds are getting hard to find locally because stores are gearing up for, cough cough, Christmas. Isn't that the two seasons? Seeds and Christmas? :)

Lisa

Lisa, lol lol lol Aint' it the truth? (grinning)

Marilyn, Our garden centers and nurseries here in southcentral OK routinely bring in fresh veggie transplants at various times in the summer, but never discount the older ones. I have seen them throw the old plants away as fresher plants take their place on their shelves. I guess they consider tossing the old plants just a cost of doing business. Usually, by the time veggie transplants are old enough that they are throwing them away, they are so old and rootbound that they likely wouldn't perform well if planted in a garden at that point anyway.

In my experience, veggie transplants are rarely on sale at any of the big box stores. You can find them on sale sometimes at independent nurseries, though that seems more true at the end of spring planting season than in August when it is time to plant fall gardens.

For seeds, I just watch the websites of the online retailers from whom I routinely purchase seeds. Most of them send emails to tell me when they have seeds on sale, and I haven't gotten any of those sale emails yet. Usually, at some point in late summer or early autumn, the online seed retailers do indeed have clearance sales, but not quite this early in August. I routinely purchase seeds in the fall for the following garden year. When the sale emails start arriving, I'll let you know.

Dawn