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National Home Gardening Club
The magazine they send is worth the dollar a month, they do send out things to
test, or seeds to test, or not. I always got stuff to test...and you have to send in the review in a timely manner if you want more things to test out. Other than the magazine, they have nothing much to offer. On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 21:13:01 -0500, "Jim Lewis" opined: In the mail today comes an epistle from the National Home Gardening Club. It contained a small packet of red poppy seeds and a second packet containing about one tsp. of "all purpose" timed-release plant food (14-14-14). If I join, they, promise I'll get more loot and get to "test" garden goodies -- starting with what looks to be a knock-off of a Feclo pruner -- on a monthly basis (and I can even KEEP the goodies!). All this for (apparently) $1.00 a month. Dunno what the kicker is, but I'm gonna pass. But I will enjoy the poppies ;-) and use the fertilizer in a pot somewhere. No micronutrients in the fertilizer, though, so it's probably not too good as a pot fertilizer on a regular basis. Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - The end of the human race will be that it will eventually die of civilization -- Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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