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Need Seeds in DFW area

12 years ago

Hi all,

I am looking for organic seeds in the DFW area. I finally can plant a fall garden, the heat has been UNREAL.

But now I cant find seeds or plants. Has anyone seen plants or seeds in the Fort Worth Area?

Liz

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cygnwulf
12 years ago
Calloway's usually has some sort of seed display out year-round, and some of the Lowes have a display out they're calling Fall-Approved. I can't say whether any of them are organic, though I think the Calloway's may have a small selection.
Personally, though, I just tend to be the "too cheap to buy chemical's" sort of organic gardener, so it's not something I look particularly close for
weldontx
12 years ago
You might check at Marshall Grain on 121.
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lucas_tx_gw
12 years ago
I think North Haven gardens should have them, you could call first to be sure.

www dot nhg dot com
Lin barkingdogwoods
12 years ago
The two Redenta's locations (Dallas and Arlington) carry organic seeds. Call first if you're looking for something specific.

Lin
cynthianovak
12 years ago
I think I've seen them at Redenta's and Wholefoods. Not sure.

Why do I think I saw some at Arlington hardware...an ACE Hardware store. If you have an ACE closer, you might look. I could way off.
c

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