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By Newfienurse
5 May, 2009
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I was quite surprised to see the color of these. They have been treated with a chemical by the company to keep them more viable.
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Ahhhhhhh, Toto..
Now don't be like that.
It's not a snowdrop blue. Hahahahahah.
5 May, 2009
Just a little distrusting Newfie.
5 May, 2009
Honestly, it's a mild fungicide called Thiram...look it up..
IT's a company called Stokes..WEll known company for seed purchase.
We'll see how they do..I also bought many more seeds from them, including sunflower seeds without the same chemical applied, so I'm not sure what that is about...
5 May, 2009
You been at it again Newfi?
6 May, 2009
Last lot of seeds to be started.
Next phase will be outside planting....Much more fun!
6 May, 2009
what type of flowers are they going to be ?
6 May, 2009
Teddybear sunflowers, and they're sprounting away.
6 May, 2009
oh thats awsome :)
6 May, 2009
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Probably paint Newfie, to keep you more gullible.
5 May, 2009