Free Seeds! Expiring Soonby Mary Ann Romans | More from this Blogger 27 Dec 2006 04:18 PM
This first year, I'll probably go very eclectic, trying out different seeds and plantings. Rather than spending a fortune, I started looking around for good gardening deals. Some of my favorite deals so far has been getting free seeds. I am enjoying opening the mail, finding the free seeds and dreaming of my garden. Here are current links to free seeds. Some of these free seed offers ask for an SASE (self-addressed and stamped envelope). I don't mind sending one in, personally, since most of the sources of free seeds are nonprofit organizations. Now through the end of December, you can get a variety packet of three different Morning Glory seeds. Each packet contains 100 seeds. The variety includes Heavenly Blue, Crimson Rambler and Ipomoea Purpurea. Wintersown wants you to try your hand at sowing your seeds while it is still winter. To that end, they are offering six packets of seeds. You will need to send them an SASE, and the variety of free seeds is up to them. Want to attract butterflies to your garden? This not-for-profit organization is dedicated to providing nice habitats for butterflies. When you send in a SASE, they will send you milkweed seeds for your very own butterfly garden. There is a suggested donation, but no money is required. This biblical ministry offers different varieties of free seeds throughout the year. Currently, they have poppies and shastas available. The packet you receive contains seeds for many colorful varieties of these flowers. An SASE is required. Look for more freed seed and free gardening offers in future blogs. Related Articles: Frugal Gardening: Make Your Own Seed-Starting Pots Learn more about Mary Ann Romans  Mary Ann Romans is a freelance writer, wife and mother of three children. She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, the kids and a 16-pound cat. Relevantdealsblog tags User Comments No comments on this article yet. Be the first to comment! Community Tags free, gardening, seeds Discuss this article
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