Hey anyone have a favorite online seed company? Im looking for best value. I need to buy some lettuce ane spinach seeds...
I don't need anything fancy just the seeds
The point I was trying to make is that you shouldn't worry about things like best value because most seeds are cheap and similiarly priced. If you're wondering what is the best convenience, then yes, walmart, lowe's and home depot might suit you because they have standing stores throughout the country. Although many online suppliers offer free shipping, no tax and cheap pricing structures for their seed, not to mention better quality. In the end, convenience is won for me with these guys since I don't have to get in my car and go to the store to be disappointed by the lack of variety and then also pay tax.gixxerific wrote:Don't hate passionatecook, i just planted a bunch of stuff from Lowe's which is Burpee's and Ferry-Morse with great results. Sure they don't have the exotics but the have the basic and that what most peoples garden consist of.
If you're only feeding yourself, you don't need a lot of plants. Your best value would be to request seeds for postage. For less that $0.60 I guarantee you someone would be happy to share extra seeds with you that would be plenty. A great source is the GardenWeb Seed Exchange, many members offer seeds for a Self Addressed Stamped Envelope. I use to offer seeds all the time. I could give away 15 varieties of seeds for under $0.80 postage.RayinPenn wrote:Hey anyone have a favorite online seed company? Im looking for best value. I need to buy some lettuce ane spinach seeds...
I don't need anything fancy just the seeds