Re: Where can I get a small quantity of organic broccoli seeds for sprouting?

[Guest guest]

Whole Foods Store may have some.  Try Sproutpeople.com.  If  you like

broccoli you will like the 3 or 4 seeds packages for sprouting. They are

mixes.  One thing with your local nursery sprouts in a small package is that

they may be treated to germinate and so may not be organic.  I am a fairly new

newbie too so some of the others may have better information than I do.  I just

know where I've bought items.  I love the alfalfa, broccoli, clover and radish

mix (4 seed mix). 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2012 12:24 AM

Subject: Where can I get a small quantity of organic

broccoli seeds for sprouting?

 

I am a newbie and I am just now sprouting my first broccoli sprouts

having used organic garden broccoli seeds I bought at a local store in a

small envelope. I would now like to try sprouting a larger quantity of

broccoli sprouts. And garden seeds in small envelopes are just going to

be too expensive to do this I think.

QUESTION: Where can I get a small quantity of organic broccoli seeds for

sprouting at a reasonable price?

Thanks,

Bob

[Guest guest]

Before I found sprout people, probably about 9 years ago, I found broccoli

seeds put up by NOW (they make supplements) in my local health food store.

You may be able to find some there.

Pam

Reply-To: <sproutpeople >

Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2012 04:24:00 -0000

To: <sproutpeople >

Subject: Where can I get a small quantity of organic

broccoli seeds for sprouting?

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> I am a newbie and I am just now sprouting my first broccoli sprouts

> having used organic garden broccoli seeds I bought at a local store in a

> small envelope. I would now like to try sprouting a larger quantity of

> broccoli sprouts. And garden seeds in small envelopes are just going to

> be too expensive to do this I think.

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> QUESTION: Where can I get a small quantity of organic broccoli seeds for

> sprouting at a reasonable price?

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> Thanks,

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> Bob

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[Guest guest]

When getting small amounts I got them at my local Whole Foods. A health

food store may carry small quantities also.

R

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> I am a newbie and I am just now sprouting my first broccoli sprouts

> having used organic garden broccoli seeds I bought at a local store in a

> small envelope. I would now like to try sprouting a larger quantity of

> broccoli sprouts. And garden seeds in small envelopes are just going to

> be too expensive to do this I think.

>

> QUESTION: Where can I get a small quantity of organic broccoli seeds for

> sprouting at a reasonable price?

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> Thanks,

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> Bob

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[Guest guest]

bob.....if you have a health food store close by, you can buy small packages of

sprouts at most of them.....probably 4 oz packages is the smallest that you'll

find.....if you look on the " sproutpeople " website, you'll find lots of sample

sizes of different kinds of sprouts.....you'll find out what you enjoy and what

you don't.....what you don't, you cand feed to your dog or cat or pet bird

.....peace, mary

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>

> I am a newbie and I am just now sprouting my first broccoli sprouts

> having used organic garden broccoli seeds I bought at a local store in a

> small envelope. I would now like to try sprouting a larger quantity of

> broccoli sprouts. And garden seeds in small envelopes are just going to

> be too expensive to do this I think.

>

> QUESTION: Where can I get a small quantity of organic broccoli seeds for

> sprouting at a reasonable price?

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> Thanks,

>

> Bob

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[Guest guest]

pam.....NOW makes my very favorite sprouting mix called " zesty " .....it is a mix

of fenugreek, red clover and radish.....peace, mary

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> Before I found sprout people, probably about 9 years ago, I found broccoli

> seeds put up by NOW (they make supplements) in my local health food store.

> You may be able to find some there.

> Pam

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> Reply-To: <sproutpeople >

> Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2012 04:24:00 -0000

> To: <sproutpeople >

> Subject: Where can I get a small quantity of organic

> broccoli seeds for sprouting?

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> > I am a newbie and I am just now sprouting my first broccoli sprouts

> > having used organic garden broccoli seeds I bought at a local store in a

> > small envelope. I would now like to try sprouting a larger quantity of

> > broccoli sprouts. And garden seeds in small envelopes are just going to

> > be too expensive to do this I think.

> >

> > QUESTION: Where can I get a small quantity of organic broccoli seeds for

> > sprouting at a reasonable price?

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> > Thanks,

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> > Bob

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[Guest guest]

Hi Bob,

I get mine from my local HFS. They are $5.99 for 4 oz, made by Now Healthy

Foods & are labeled " For Sprouting...Broccoli Seeds " . It is in a vitamin-style

plastic bottle (never seen seeds sold like this before) & I have had good

success with them. I am on a tight budget...I hate paying shipping charges that

almost equal the amount I'm paying for seed! I was really surprised that my

local HFS sells some organic seeds for sprouting...check it out in your area. I

have also found seeds @ Whole Foods in their bulk section...beans, grains,

cereal, etc. My local farm coop also sells some sprouting seeds in their bulk

food section...just some ideas on where to find sprouting seeds.

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> Whole Foods Store may have some.  Try Sproutpeople.com.  If  you like

broccoli you will like the 3 or 4 seeds packages for sprouting. They are

mixes.  One thing with your local nursery sprouts in a small package is that

they may be treated to germinate and so may not be organic.  I am a fairly new

newbie too so some of the others may have better information than I do.  I just

know where I've bought items.  I love the alfalfa, broccoli, clover and radish

mix (4 seed mix). 

>

> Carolyn Wilkerson

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> To: sproutpeople

> Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2012 12:24 AM

> Subject: Where can I get a small quantity of organic

broccoli seeds for sprouting?

>

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>  

>

> I am a newbie and I am just now sprouting my first broccoli sprouts

> having used organic garden broccoli seeds I bought at a local store in a

> small envelope. I would now like to try sprouting a larger quantity of

> broccoli sprouts. And garden seeds in small envelopes are just going to

> be too expensive to do this I think.

>

> QUESTION: Where can I get a small quantity of organic broccoli seeds for

> sprouting at a reasonable price?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Bob

>

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