Hi, Last year I bought from this seller on Ebay, but they also have a web site. I have bought from them quite a few times. They have quality products at better prices. I bought the 10 inch eruo hanging baskets. Very happy with them. I also bought the deeply discounted Euro 6 inch hanging baskets. All the saucers didn't stick to the bottom of the basket so I hot glued them on from the inside! I knew I got a great deal so that didn't bother me in the least as great quality and cheap price were worth it to me. 10 inch Hanging baskets http://peppespepperplants.com/zencart2/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=5_31 6 inch hanging baskets http://peppespepperplants.com/zencart2/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=5_65 Main page http://peppespepperplants.com/zencart2/index.php?main_page=index The shipping was reasonable too. Would I buy from them again???? Yes Yes Yes!!!

I've had great success with ohioheirloomseeds. Its a small company so the variety is a little limited but has all the variety's I was interested in and I always like to support good local business. Prices were really good and they have an ebay store that they have auctions for even better value. So far great germination rates and every seed was correct to description. Ive had good success with johnnies, there was a mix up on an order last year but was corrected unfortunatly too late for the season but it was corrected. Their variety is great and always had good germination rates. Burpee has been the least favorite mail order ive used as year after year they get my order wrong and respond very slowly to issues. The in store seeds at HD or lowes are good but are pricy and who knows what treatment the packs have had. I like my local garden centers for a lot of things but seeds. Unfortunately it seems like I have the worst germination rates from them.

Okay...no clue what kind of seeds you are after, but you can also get organic grains on Amazon. I bought 25# of hard red wheat for sprouting, grinding, etc. for less than $1 a #. Also, I recommend Two Willies Nursery (Rollmisty) on eBay for fresh seed and cheap shipping. Hope this helps.

I'm so glad some of you remember a lot of the things I do. Some of my most cherished memories are when my playmate two doors down (Ellen) and the girl our age (Mary) across the alley would play in a little lean-to playhouse built against the north side of Ellen's garage. They had a huge wooden sandbox. People don't like the tracking and what it takes to fill and maintain sandboxes, but I've got to tell you it was heaven on earth. The sandbox was under a slightly larger pergola. Over the pergola grew Concord grapes. How beautiful it was under the shade of the leaves and when the grapes hung down as we played in that sandbox. Sadly, Ellen whose parents had the sandbox died from cancer a few years back; we had been separated for years as she taught school and moved to Michigan. The other girl, we parted ways after kindergarten, and she went to the Catholic school. We made new friends and lost touch with one another. A few years ago I found her how? The internet but somebody must have given me some clue, didn't even know what her current married name was. I met her when I was 3. She lives in NC and is such a lovely person. I cannot remember the last time I saw her, before I was 10. We correspond regularly and share these precious memories. Right now I have heard that her husband is facing a terrible ordeal with cancer and his pacemaker; her health sounds good. Tears flowed from my eyes when I read that, and I need to answer soon. I didn't have a video camera, but one beautiful fall day, I walked the old neighborhood with my wide angle lens, walked up the middle of my street and back (there were low hills on both ends of that two-block long street), walked back down then around and up the alley we shared, then around and down her street, clicking all the way. I put the photos on a cd and sent them to her. She was so grateful for them. I'd never met her sister who was older and away by the time I met her, but she sent those photos to her sister, too. I'm so glad I did that. This is the same street from about the exact same spot and one of my photos from that day. The older one I took with my brownie Kodak when I was about 8. The second one was Oct 2005. My house was the one on the right that is yellow now (hard to tell the color) with a red roof and the white rails. Ellen's house was the first one on the right you can see, a grey house with red trim and grey roof. There was a small one in between that isn't visible. I presently live about 1/2 mile from there. The oddest thing is that apart from the cars, trees and a few cosmetic changes to the houses, it has changed very little. 55 years then and now.