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We are providing free basil seed with every purchase.
Buy your plants today and get your basil seed!

If you send us a Stamped, Self Addressed envelope we will send you the basil seeds for free.

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Grow the response to your Invitations, Business cards, Brochures, Catalogs and other Printing and Marketing materials by more than 50% with Amazing, Growing, Plantable, Seeded, Organic Paper that can Change the World.

With plantable, seeded, growing papers that are made by hand you can guarantee people will pay attention. when planted they will grow a variety of plants ranging from wildflowers and vegetables to trees. we use 100% recycled and organic fibers. If you need just a few sheets or bulk quantities give us a call. with the capability to custom match colors and produce many different sizes and weights, your paper options are endless. we can also print, emboss, deboss and die cut this amazing seeded, plantable, growing paper.

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Campbell's soup is offering free tomato seeds. All you need to do is enter 2 codes from the bottom of Campbell's Condensed soup cans and they will send you your free seeds.

That sounds mmm mmm good to me!

Offer expires 6/21/09 or while supplies last!

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PHILADELPHIA's Rain Barrel Program
The Philadelphia Water Department is providing rain barrels to residents of Philadelphia’s watersheds free of charge, in order to promote the reduction of stormwater flows to our sewer system and creeks.

What is a Rain Barrel?
Rain Barrels are storage containers that collect rain water from downspouts. Downspouts lead the rain water from the roof to the ground or storm sewer. Rain barrels usually consist of a plastic storage container with lid, a system that diverts water into the barrel, an overflow that diverts water away from the house, a screen to keep out debris, and a water spigot to which a hose can attach. The rain barrel is connected into the downspout system, in order to capture and store some of the rain water.

Why would I want a Rain Barrel?
This storage of rain water serves dual purposes. First, the water can be used for purposes such as gardening, washing down patio furniture, lawn watering, etc. that otherwise tap water would have to be used for. This ends up allowing the owner to use the collected water for these uses instead of paying for tap water. Second, the rain barrels serve an environmental purpose. By storing the rain water, there is a decreased impact of stormwater runoff to streams which helps to protect the environment and minimizes sewer back ups.

How can I get a Rain Barrel?
The Philadelphia Water Department is giving away rain barrels to people located within the watersheds of Philadelphia. In order to receive a rain barrel, it is mandatory to attend a rain barrel workshop to be educated on the installation and use of the rain barrel. There is a one-per-household limit. Rain barrel workshops are held in locations around the city throughout the year. The workshops are organized on a watershed-basis, meaning you can only attend a workshop organized for your watershed.

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The Great Sunflower project is a fun project to participate in. They are offering free sunflower seeds to help them track the pollinating efforts of bees and you can help by requesting a free packet of sunflower seeds and helping them with the project by reporting bee activity on your sunflowers.

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Gardener's Supply was founded in 1983 by a handful of enthusiastic Vermont gardeners. Today, we serve millions of gardeners nationwide, offering everything from seedstarting supplies and garden furniture to flower supports and garden carts. Though our company has grown, we remain passionately committed to providing garden-tested, earth-friendly products that will help our customers have more fun and success in their gardens.




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Request a free plant food sample from Gardenlink
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TO RECEIVE FREE PLANT FOOD SAMPLES: 3 Easy Steps
1. Free Plant Food Samples are Available for the Following Products:
African-Mist Cactus-Mist Houseplant-Mist Orchid-Mist Palm-Mist
Go to the Product Description Webpages, Read about the above products,
locate Free Sample Code (Code changes Daily, No Code - No Sample),
and SUBMIT Free Sample Code.
2. SUBMIT How Many Plants Do You Have(number)?
3. SUBMIT Mailing Address.
(Free Samples Are Only Sent with the Proper Sample Code and ALL Correct Information).

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Simply fill out the form to receive a free catalog and sample from Bentley Seeds.




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Sign-up for IN SEASON a Free Gardening Newsletter offered by Organic Gardening magazine. Delivered twice a month right to your email in box, you will get: tips and techniques, fun projects, recipes, and expert gardening advice.

This FREE Spring Planning Guide gets your garden off to a great start!

• Planting tips for easier, more beautiful flower and vegetable beds.
• Bigger yields and fewer pests with companion planting tricks!
• Spring to-do lists and planting guides for every region.
• How closely to space plants for best results.

Thousands of free woodworking plans and other plans for outdoor furniture, garden structures and more. If it can fit in your backyard, you should be able to find a woodworking plan or project plans for it here!






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Sign up now for a free sample of AgriMarks plant markers. These look great and ever so handy in the garden!

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