FREE Lettuce Growing Kit

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 For a limited time get a free lettuce seed starter kit with purchase from seedsnow.com!   Click on the banner on the top of Seeds Now's home page. Kit includes Tom Thumb lettuce, directions and a seed starting disc. Organic, Non-GMO seeds staring as low as $.99 a pack. Shipping starts at $1.99.  SeedsNow.com is a great source for Non-GMO and Organic seeds. They also carry a great line of growing gifts and seed starting supplies. Plant the lettuce in a sunny window and plant some Kale outside and enjoy fresh salads every day!  Happy Growing

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