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Seeds & Gardening Supplies 2011

13 years ago

The dizzying rush of the holidays (or holi-daze) is now over. With all the cold and snow, I like to start thinking about warmer weather and gardening.

So where have you seen locally, that has started getting their seed and gardening supplies? I know Kinney Drugs has seeds and a few other things. Where else?

Comments (4)

booberry85
Original Author
13 years ago
I went to Lowes ysterday. They're just starting to get in their seeds. Dickamn's Farms (Auburn) and Chuck Hafners (N. Syracuse) won't be open until mid-March.
booberry85
Original Author
13 years ago
True Value Hardware (specifically Nightengales in Marcellus) has seeds in! Sam's Club has their gardening stuff out too.
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penny1947
13 years ago
WalMart usually starts to bring in their supplies around mid Feb. but only the seed starter kits are out so far. I ended up at a local year round nursery to get a small bag of potting soil to start out with until my big tub in the garage thaws out.

Penny
luvahydrangea
13 years ago
I guess by now most everywhere is selling seeds. I saw a seed rack at Price Chopper today. :) I usually order mine through catalogs.

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