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Gardeners! Save BIG on Amazon Prime Days This Year

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Amazon Prime Days are HERE!

Fellow gardeners, I hope you’re enjoying beautiful blooms and bumblebees right now!  All your hard works is showing in waves of color in your yard.  

I confess:  I’m the QUEEN of frugal gardening.  I save my own seeds.  I divide my plants in the fall and spring to save on starts.  I grow from plants from seed (FINALLY figured out how!).  I never turn down a free plant.  And I shop yard sales for garden pots, tools and more.  Sound familiar!?

But sometimes, new is better!  And there’s great news for us thrifty gardeners out there.   Amazon, one of the world’s top shopping destinations for ALL THINGS has it’s “Summertime Black Friday” sales coming up soon!  Amazon Prime Day (it’s so good, it’s actually 2 days now.)  And guess what?!  All the supplies we need to do grow our best gardens are ON SALE.  

Greenhouses

MINE!  Bought on Prime Day last year.  Read all about my purchase here.
You MUST buy an automatic opener!  Save time and money (and sanity!).

Tools

Planting Supplies

My secret weapon for growing seeds!  Read my experience here.  

Furniture and Decor

Rugs

Lights and Accents

Here’s to saving big in the garden this year and the biggest blooms and best yield ever!

Happy Gardening!

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