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[Tomato Dirt #297] Why you should buy your tomato seeds NOW November 30, 2023 |
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Beat the rush and get great deals!
Each year, our friends at TomatoFest have a huge year-end sale on their tomato seeds. NOW is the time to get yours.
Choose from more than 450 favorite heirloom tomato varieties and tomato seed collections – up to 50% off regular retail prices during this once-a-year sale from our friends at TomatoFest.
Visit the TomatoFest store now to get best selection.
Good stocking stuffer, too!
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Much of the world is just entering winter. The southern hemisphere, of course, is in the throes of spring and early summer.
Regardless of where you live, it’s the perfect time to buy tomato seeds.
Buy your tomato seeds as early as possible before the gardening season begins (or for our southern neighbors, just before your second season starts) and you give yourself a leg up for the coming season.
Here’s why.
Availability. Popular and high-demand seed varieties may sell out quickly as the planting season approaches. By purchasing seeds early, you ensure that you have access to a wide variety of options, including both common and unique varieties. As the gardening season approaches, popular seeds may sell out, leading to disappointment if you're unable to find the specific varieties you want. Buying early helps you secure the seeds you need before they become scarce.
Bigger selection. Buy early and you can choose from a broader range of varieties. This is especially important if you're interested in trying just-released varieties or heirloom varieties with limited availability.
Planning. Buy tomato seeds early and (keep reading …)
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Kathy with Tomato Dirt
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