30-Pack Deluxe Valley Greene Heirloom Non-GMO Vegetable Garden Seeds
$10
$17.70
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Black Duck Deals via Amazon has 30-Pack Deluxe Valley Greene Heirloom Non-GMO Vegetable Garden Seeds on sale for $9.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Community Member Tinkleondabeach2 for finding this deal.
Includes:
Burpee Stringless Green Pod Garden Bean
Topnotch Golden Wax Garden Bean
Detroit Dark Red Beet
Calabrese Green Sprouting Broccoli
Nantes Coreless Carrots
Cubanelle Pepper
Stowell's Evergreen Sweetcorn
Country Gentleman Sweetcorn
Table Queen Squash
Chicago Pickling Cucumber
Marketmore 76 Cucumber
White Spine Cucumber
Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce
Beefsteak Tomato
Garlic Chives
Green Arrow Peas
Keystone Resistant Giant Pepper
Rutgers Tomato
Jack O' Lantern Pumpkin
Champion Radish
Golden Bantam Sweetcorn
Parris Island Cos Lettuce
Cherry Tomato
Purple Top White Globe Turnip
Seven Top Turnip
Black Beauty Zucchini Squash
Early Scarlet Globe Radish
Bloomsdale Longstanding Spinach
Early Prolific Straightneck Squash
Buttercrunch Lettuce
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This matches the previous Frontpage Deal from earlier this month.
All seeds are dated Sell By December 2024 but if kept in a cool dry place seeds typically stay viable for years.
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Someone educate me, is hierloom essentially the fruits of halal?
These are usually ~$15 and back in stock at $10 (was previous FP!) Buy 2 and save 11%. Give them to your friends and family who have gardens, then come back in few months to redeem your hierlooms
30 Packs of Deluxe Valley Greene Heirloom Vegetable Garden Seeds Non-GMO(Guaranteed 30 Different Varieties as Listed)
Product SKU:
B07N1SPYCS
ASIN:
B07N1SPYCS
Brand:
Valley Greene
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Heirloom basically means that the plant you grow can produce seeds that can grow more of the same kind of plant.
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LOL well let's see . . . I currently have their beefsteek tomato, Detroit dark red beet (almost ready to harvest) keystone resistant giant bell pepper, cubanelle pepper, mammoth dill (not included in the 30 packet offer) and a 2nd round of purple top turnips growing, but it will be a month or so before I can share harvest pictures of most of those. I'm attaching photos of the black seeded simpson lettuce, parris island cos Lettuce, buttercrunch lettuce, 1st round of purple top turnips, and bloomsdale longstanding spinach I harvested last month.
I find the Valley Greene seeds brand to be far more reliable (germination rate & plant vigor) than the American Seeds you can get 4/$1 at the Dollar Tree* Our local big box store Menard's often puts them on sale for around 10 cents each, but it's hit or miss what varieties you'll catch in stock, so I consider this amazon deal to be pretty good.
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I find the Valley Greene seeds brand to be far more reliable (germination rate & plant vigor) than the American Seeds you can get 4/$1 at the Dollar Tree* Our local big box store Menard's often puts them on sale for around 10 cents each, but it's hit or miss what varieties you'll catch in stock, so I consider this amazon deal to be pretty good.
I find the Valley Greene seeds brand to be far more reliable (germination rate & plant vigor) than the American Seeds you can get 4/$1 at the Dollar Tree* Our local big box store Menard's often puts them on sale for around 10 cents each, but it's hit or miss what varieties you'll catch in stock, so I consider this amazon deal to be pretty good.
* In name only!
You can't say it's good without showing us pics of your harvests!
Menards practically gives these away. Is this just some reseller putting a rubber band around those? I can't imagine this seller is getting these from the seed company.
Menards practically gives these away. Is this just some reseller putting a rubber band around those? I can't imagine this seller is getting these from the seed company.
Menards has these for like ten or twenty cents each quite often. I don't remember if it is after their rebate or not. I assume it gets people to buy a bunch of other garden supplies when there.
Heirloom basically means that the plant you grow can produce seeds that can grow more of the same kind of plant.
Thank you, that's a better definition than google's: "seeds passed down from previous generations". But with your definition, where else would seeds come from? Artificial?
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06-23-2024 at 01:37 PM.
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You can't say it's good without showing us pics of your harvests!
LOL well let's see . . . I currently have their beefsteek tomato, Detroit dark red beet (almost ready to harvest) keystone resistant giant bell pepper, cubanelle pepper, mammoth dill (not included in the 30 packet offer) and a 2nd round of purple top turnips growing, but it will be a month or so before I can share harvest pictures of most of those. I'm attaching photos of the black seeded simpson lettuce, parris island cos Lettuce, buttercrunch lettuce, 1st round of purple top turnips, and bloomsdale longstanding spinach I harvested last month.
LOL well let's see . . . I currently have their beefsteek tomato, Detroit dark red beet (almost ready to harvest) keystone resistant giant bell pepper, cubanelle pepper, mammoth dill (not included in the 30 packet offer) and a 2nd round of purple top turnips growing, but it will be a month or so before I can share harvest pictures of most of those. I'm attaching photos of the black seeded simpson lettuce, parris island cos Lettuce, buttercrunch lettuce, 1st round of purple top turnips, and bloomsdale longstanding spinach I harvested last month. Attachment 15679596 Attachment 15679599 Attachment 15679602 Attachment 15679605 Attachment 15679608
Dang bet you're an awesome neighbor haha, they look so green and fresh! I envy all the delicious salads and your healthy lifestyle!
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LOL well let's see . . . I currently have their beefsteek tomato, Detroit dark red beet (almost ready to harvest) keystone resistant giant bell pepper, cubanelle pepper, mammoth dill (not included in the 30 packet offer) and a 2nd round of purple top turnips growing, but it will be a month or so before I can share harvest pictures of most of those. I'm attaching photos of the black seeded simpson lettuce, parris island cos Lettuce, buttercrunch lettuce, 1st round of purple top turnips, and bloomsdale longstanding spinach I harvested last month.
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Do they give away free seeds? How and where?
Menards has these for like ten or twenty cents each quite often. I don't remember if it is after their rebate or not. I assume it gets people to buy a bunch of other garden supplies when there.
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LOL well let's see . . . I currently have their beefsteek tomato, Detroit dark red beet (almost ready to harvest) keystone resistant giant bell pepper, cubanelle pepper, mammoth dill (not included in the 30 packet offer) and a 2nd round of purple top turnips growing, but it will be a month or so before I can share harvest pictures of most of those. I'm attaching photos of the black seeded simpson lettuce, parris island cos Lettuce, buttercrunch lettuce, 1st round of purple top turnips, and bloomsdale longstanding spinach I harvested last month.
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You will be fine for a few years before use. I used some 2022 seeds this year. No probs.