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Now I have seen everything, someone is going to buy tomatoes.

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I believe it shows free S/H

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No thanks.  Not when equal quality is in a store near you.

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Arent they tomato plants, not tomatoes? 

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@ECBG  Equal? Maybe, maybe not. I was shopping for tomato plants at a garden festival last week and in two garden centers and Lowe's this weekend. The tomato plants I saw were pretty pathetic. One garden center had none at all, and the other had less than a dozen (granted, we're toward the end of spring tomato planting season here in central FL). Lowe's had a better selection (regarding both variety and number), but the plants looked sad.

 

And please, if you care about bees, don't buy your plants in Home Depot. They treat them systemically with Neonicotinoids, which are deadly to insects, including the beneficials. They destroy the bee's nervous system.

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Its early yet for the stores to have plants.  It's all of us who are dying to get out into the garden.  Theoretically we could still have a freeze here, tho it doesn't seem likely. 

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@kathya1119 wrote:

@ECBG  Equal? Maybe, maybe not. I was shopping for tomato plants at a garden festival last week and in two garden centers and Lowe's this weekend. The tomato plants I saw were pretty pathetic. One garden center had none at all, and the other had less than a dozen (granted, we're toward the end of spring tomato planting season here in central FL). Lowe's had a better selection (regarding both variety and number), but the plants looked sad.

 

And please, if you care about bees, don't buy your plants in Home Depot. They treat them systemically with Neonicotinoids, which are deadly to insects, including the beneficials. They destroy the bee's nervous system.


 

https://corporate.homedepot.com/newsroom/how-home-depot-addresses-neonicotinoid-concerns

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Hard to grow tomatoes in Tx. not sure why, but, we don't have any home grown or strawberries either. I sure miss my Ind. strawberries.

 

wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh all that stuff bought in is flat. I got some of the worst grapes this week even I wouldn't eat 'em. Flavorless.