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First Seed Catalog of the Season

Tomatoes on the vine
The catalog from Seeds of Change was the first this year to find its way into our mailbox. The 108-page booklet is full of lovely pictures and great tools as well as handy gardening advice and a fantastic selection of seeds.

Can spring be far behind?

Just a few months actually. But now is the time to start dreaming and planning our 2009 garden. I think ours will have more squash of both summer and winter varieties, and more greens, and more tomatoes and peppers. When dreaming of the garden to be, it’s always “more” and very rarely “less” of anything, which is why the plots grow a bit more each year.

Follow this link to get your own Seeds of Change catalog and start your own gardening planning.

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  3. Day #2 – Seed Bank
  4. Garden Planning Meeting
  5. Share Seeds and Garden Chat at an Upcoming Seed Swap Event

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1 Free Seed Catalogs And How to Read a Seed Catalog { 01.25.09 at 11:46 pm }

[...] First Seed Catalog of the Season — Our Twenty Minute Kitchen Garden The catalog from Seeds of Change was the first this year to find its way into our mailbox. The 108-page booklet is full of lovely pictures and great tools as well as handy gardening advice and a fantastic selection of seeds. 2009 Seed Catalog Highlights: Johnny’s Selected Seeds So I thought it might be a good idea to share some of the highlights of each catalog. We’ll look at what’s new in a few of my favorite catalogs over the next few days. [...]

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