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Debi Matlack
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Comments (3)I got mine in the mail today, thanks for the tip!...See MoreFree seeds from Feed A Bee
Comments (2)We have just ordered Botanical Seed Paper for our client packaging. They have a variety of flowers and veggies, along with various shapes and sizes of products you can print on. And they're NON GMO! https://www.botanicalpaperworks.com/...See MoreCheerios is giving away free flower seeds to save the bees
Comments (28)Great post DG,...was just searching a bit and came across your poignant ( whatever that means ) post from a few months ago. I am, like you, also trying my best to do whatever I can to help out certain guys who are struggling ( now have a bajillion butterflies flitting about the new garden, including of course, many of the poor monarchs ) Where was I ? Oh yeah,.. one of the aspects I liked about planting a 22 + ft Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia tree on my front lawn two years ago was that the bees just love milling all over the stigmas in the center of each foot-wide white blossom. Have 25 of the foot wide show stoppers in full bloom this morning. Sitting on the lanai inhaling the heavenly scent these days somehow seems illegal ! ( lol ) ( internet pics ) Different strokes for different folks,..just my way to help out the bees ! ( smile ) Hope you're doin' fine'....See MoreFree seeds from Cheerios
Comments (6)Hi Iris, I don't have the answers to your question, but Cheerios has well exceeded their goal of giving away 100 million seeds and is not giving any more away. Here's the link to their update on the seed give-a-way. http://www.cheerios.com/bringbackthebees Rhonda...See Moremycelium
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