Tomato Dirt Newsletter
Volume 5, Number 1

Dear Tomato Dirt reader,

Welcome back to Tomato Dirt! Once or twice a month, we’ll send you this newsletter packed with tips about growing tomatoes and using them.

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FEATURE: What to Look For When You Buy Tomato Seeds

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1. Selection. If you would like to grow tomato varieties not offered by your local retailers, then consider purchasing your tomato seeds from an online vendor (see a list of online tomato seeds suppliers.) Online vendors offer a much larger selection.
2. Seed quality. Organic garden seeds are grown, harvested, and processed according to strict regulations monitored by the USDA in the United States (and similar agencies in other countries.) Companies that sell non GMO (genetically modified organisms) seeds state so clearly on their websites and printed materials.
3. Cost. Seeds are inexpensive, but you can save when you buy tomato seeds at an online clearinghouse or take advantage of late- or early-season sales.

4. Customer service. Know when your vendor will send your order and if the vendor offers returns or exchanges.

Find about more tips to look for when you buy tomato seeds … and check out some helpful pointers and visuals on our Tomato Seeds Pinterest board.

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