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> Just FYI:

> A quick price check at some of the sprouting vendors, this does not

include

> the shipping prices or locations. All are organic except

bulkfood.com.

> There are more, of course, but these are the ones I know of.

>

> BulkFoods.com <http://bulkfoods.com/>: 3.97 (2.25 at 5lb. price -

not

> org- if that matters to you)

> Handy Pantry <http://www.handypantry.com/sprouting-seed/sunflower>:

> 5.31 (based on the 3 lb can)

> Sproutpeople <http://sproutpeople.org/sunflowergreens.html>:

5.85

>

Mumm's<http://usastore.sprouting.com/sprouting-seed/microgreens/sunflowe\

r-black-oilseed.html>:

> 7.20

> Sproutman

<http://www.healthy-eating.com/product/sunflower_sprouting_seed/>:

> 7.49 (Healthyeating.com)

>

Hometownseeds<http://www.hometownseeds.com/organic-sprouting-seeds-c-217\

/black-oil-sunflower-organic-sprouting-seeds-p-381?zenid=4dc85c979cfec53\

0fff9ab6355194ba5>:

> 11.98

> Sprouthouse

<http://www.sprouthouse.com/Baby_Black_Sunflower_p/sunf.htm>:

> 12.95 (includes shipping) - very nice selection of seeds

>

>

>

> Simone Karsman

> Certified Holistic Aromatherapist

> www.FlutterbyeAromatics.com

> Savannah GA

> skarsman@...

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I ordered 3lb from Sunorganic.com sunorganic <http://sunorganic.com/>

which was 7.50. The normal shipping and handling would have been 19.00

using UPS. They have a note on their site that they can use the post

office. I called called, and the shipping and handling dropped to 7.50;

big savings.

>

> Just FYI:

> A quick price check at some of the sprouting vendors, this does not

include

> the shipping prices or locations. All are organic except

bulkfood.com.

> There are more, of course, but these are the ones I know of.

>

> BulkFoods.com <http://bulkfoods.com/>: 3.97 (2.25 at 5lb. price -

not

> org- if that matters to you)

> Handy Pantry <http://www.handypantry.com/sprouting-seed/sunflower>:

> 5.31 (based on the 3 lb can)

> Sproutpeople <http://sproutpeople.org/sunflowergreens.html>:

5.85

>

Mumm's<http://usastore.sprouting.com/sprouting-seed/microgreens/sunflowe\

r-black-oilseed.html>:

> 7.20

> Sproutman

<http://www.healthy-eating.com/product/sunflower_sprouting_seed/>:

> 7.49 (Healthyeating.com)

>

Hometownseeds<http://www.hometownseeds.com/organic-sprouting-seeds-c-217\

/black-oil-sunflower-organic-sprouting-seeds-p-381?zenid=4dc85c979cfec53\

0fff9ab6355194ba5>:

> 11.98

> Sprouthouse

<http://www.sprouthouse.com/Baby_Black_Sunflower_p/sunf.htm>:

> 12.95 (includes shipping) - very nice selection of seeds

>

>

>

> Simone Karsman

> Certified Holistic Aromatherapist

> www.FlutterbyeAromatics.com

> Savannah GA

> skarsman@...

>

>

>

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I have to chime in here re sunflower seeds. For me, the best seeds I have ever

bought have been from the groups namesake - Sprout people. The seeds are super

clean, with hardly any twigs and dirt among them, and very few broken/ damaged

seeds as well. Truly quality items. And while you may pay a little more, it is

well worth the quality of the item. I was reminded of this as I picking out

twigs and broken seeds from a newly bought canister of sunflower seeds from

Handy Pantry- when a sweet little flying insect made it's way out of the middle

of the seed pile to say hello!!!!! It's back to Sprout people for sure for my

next sunflower seed purchase!!!!!!

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Re: price comparison: sunflower seeds

 

Once the shipping is charged, which do you think is the best to order

from? I was placing an order with Handy Pantry last week but cancelled it

because the shipping was so high.

So, just trying to find out the best deals on all sprouts.

Tammie

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OR, novel concept -- grow a couple of your own 'sun flowers' they have them from

a foot high or so, to the monsters we think of -- a single flower that cost you

perhaps $1 over it's life time could yield many times that amount in 'keep back'

seed.  Just a thought here.  -- paul -

 

Dream Well. Travel Well.  May you Walk Your Path in Beauty.

" Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. " Carl Sagan.

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>To: Tammie ; " sproutpeople "

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>Sent: Friday, March 2, 2012 1:23 PM

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>I have to chime in here re sunflower seeds. For me, the best seeds I have ever

bought have been from the groups namesake - Sprout people. The seeds are super

clean, with hardly any twigs and dirt among them, and very few broken/ damaged

seeds as well. Truly quality items. And while you may pay a little more, it is

well worth the quality of the item. I  was reminded of this as I picking out

twigs and broken seeds from a newly bought canister of sunflower seeds from

Handy Pantry- when a sweet little flying insect made it's way out of the middle

of the seed pile to say hello!!!!! It's back to Sprout people for sure for my

next sunflower seed purchase!!!!!!       

>Sent from my BlackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile.

>

> Re: price comparison: sunflower seeds

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>

>Once the shipping is charged, which do you think is the best to order

>from? I was placing an order with Handy Pantry last week but cancelled it

>because the shipping was so high.

>So, just trying to find out the best deals on all sprouts.

>

>Tammie

>

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Here is a video I made about harvesting sunflower seeds-you have to poke holes

in the flower head to loosen the seeds, then you get LOTS of twigs and chaff

that have to be separated from the seeds. This is a mix of black oil and

striped seeds that I grew this past summer. I usually grow about 9 types of

sunflowers, including red ones, but didn't grow the red this past year.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMfcvboEiYE & feature=youtube_gdata_player

>

> > OR, novel concept -- grow a couple of your own 'sun flowers' they have them

from a foot high or so, to the monsters we think of -- a single flower that cost

you perhaps $1 over it's life time could yield many times that amount in 'keep

back' seed. Just a thought here. -- paul -

> >

> >

> > Dream Well. Travel Well. May you Walk Your Path in Beauty.

> >

> > " Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. " Carl Sagan.

> >

> > >________________________________

> > >

> > >To: Tammie ; " sproutpeople "

<sproutpeople >

> > >Sent: Friday, March 2, 2012 1:23 PM

> > >Subject: Re: Re: price comparison: sunflower seeds

> > >

> > >I have to chime in here re sunflower seeds. For me, the best seeds I have

ever bought have been from the groups namesake - Sprout people. The seeds are

super clean, with hardly any twigs and dirt among them, and very few broken/

damaged seeds as well. Truly quality items. And while you may pay a little more,

it is well worth the quality of the item. I was reminded of this as I picking

out twigs and broken seeds from a newly bought canister of sunflower seeds from

Handy Pantry- when a sweet little flying insect made it's way out of the middle

of the seed pile to say hello!!!!! It's back to Sprout people for sure for my

next sunflower seed purchase!!!!!!

> > >Sent from my BlackBerry® powered by Virgin Mobile.

> > >

> > > Re: price comparison: sunflower seeds

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >Once the shipping is charged, which do you think is the best to order

> > >from? I was placing an order with Handy Pantry last week but cancelled it

> > >because the shipping was so high.

> > >So, just trying to find out the best deals on all sprouts.

> > >

> > >Tammie

> > >

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I tried it a couple of times. Felt that it was a pain in the lower regions. Now

I toss them out and let the birds harvest them

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Re: price comparison: sunflower seeds

Here is a video I made about harvesting sunflower seeds-you have to poke holes

in the flower head to loosen the seeds, then you get LOTS of twigs and chaff

that have to be separated from the seeds. This is a mix of black oil and striped

seeds that I grew this past summer. I usually grow about 9 types of sunflowers,

including red ones, but didn't grow the red this past year.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMfcvboEiYE & feature=youtube_gdata_player

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. As soon as the music started to play I just had this smile on my face.

That song is so relaxing.

I can't wait to start my sunflower sprouting adventure.

Nice job on extracting the seeds. Very impressive.

Melody

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Thanks, Melody-I love that catchy little tune too. I use it in most of my

videos.

>

> . As soon as the music started to play I just had this smile on my face.

That song is so relaxing.

>

> I can't wait to start my sunflower sprouting adventure.

>

> Nice job on extracting the seeds. Very impressive.

>

> Melody

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