WHERE TO BUY SPROUTING SEEDS and example

[Guest guest]

In very rural areas try your Farm Supply Store, Feed store, Feed and Tack store,

or any store that caterers to farmers or who have a section for 'organic

farmers' -- 

From our local farm supply store (Peaceful Valley Farms)

ORGANIC BROCCOLI SEEDS

Di Ciccio1/4 pound

$6.99

* Buy 5 for $6.64 each

and save 5%

* Buy 10 for $6.29 each

and save 10%

* Buy 20 for $5.94 each

and save 15%

* Buy 50 for $5.59 each

and save 20%

Calabrese $6.99 for a quarter pound

* Buy 5 for $6.64 each

and save 5%

* Buy 10 for $6.29 each

and save 10%

* Buy 20 for $5.94 each

and save 15%

* Buy 50 for $5.59 each

and save 20%

Organic Broccoli, Rapini

$22.99 for 1/4 pound

* Buy 5 for $21.84 each

and save 5%

* Buy 10 for $20.69 each

and save 10%

* Buy 20 for $19.54 each

and save 15%

* Buy 50 for $18.39 each

and save 20%

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and that is their limited organic broccoli seeds

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-- paul --

 

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>To: sproutpeople

>Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 9:48 AM

>Subject: Re: Whole Foods and Sprouting Seeds

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>Good point about Whole Foods, EW.

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>We have several WF in the Phoenix Valley. The one we go to a few times a years

has a huge bulk section of organic grains, beans, etc.

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>Since I am there, and I am not ready to order from Sproutpeople yet,

>I have gotten organic quinoa, short grain brown rice, amaranth, wheat berries

for sprouting, all kind of beans, nuts, lots of different kinds of lentils, and

more, all organic and at bulk prices. They still carry Handy Pantry organic

sprouting seeds, but I try to order the little seeds from Sproutpeople. I am

just not sure how fresh the Handy Pantry Seeds are. We will find out in a few

weeks since I got some organic broccoli seeds in from Sproutpeopl, so now will

find out if the low germination rates of the last broccoli seeds bought at WF is

due to my not knowing what I am doing, or due to the seeds. I just had to dump

most of the tray of seeds into the garden yesterday because they just would not

sprout. They usually will sprout in the soil of the pots they got dumped in, so

I may get some of the yummy little things in a week or so. I am using the Sprout

Master Trays this time, it could be I did not drain properly. We will see.

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>From everyone talking about Sproutpeople's blends, I ordered my first blends in

a decade, so I am excited about this new sprouting taste sensation.

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>Love everyone's posts

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>What happen to n?

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>Happily Sprouting,

>Diane

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>> My Whole Foods is in Pasadena Ca. They used to carry sprouting seeds in the

produce dept. They stopped because there was not enough interest. Not enough

sales. I understand that some Whole Foods stores do still carry sprouting seeds.

If you have a Whole Foods near you, ask in the produce dept. You can buy chia,

flax, sunflower and lentil seeds in the bulk foods section that will work for

sprouting.

>> ew

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>> Whole Foods and Sprouting Seeds

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>> If your Whole Foods has a Whole Body section or even separate store like

>> mine, the Whole Body side may carry some sprouting seeds with the herbs

>> etc. As far as beans, lentils and grains go I get them in the regular bulk

>> goods dept at Whole Foods. I just rinse them very well before sprouting,

>> and also remove any poor looking seeds or debris.

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>> Good Luck!

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