Anita's Garden - strawberry plants and certified seed potatoes
Hi everyone,
As you may recall, I try to encourage people in the community to grow their own veggies, improve their family's health and save money through Anita's Garden in my blog and free gardening newsletter.
How would you feel if I were to stock strawberry plants and certified seed potatoes for the first time in my little nursery? I would make sure buyers were given growing info from me (I was thinking a written document) so they are a success in the garden.
Interested in your thoughts. If you would like to be added to my mailing database and receive my free weekly gardening newsletter direct to your inbox, please send an email to anitakundu.nz@gmail.com
Many thanks
Anita
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