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seed-bank by the public. A good one is

http://www.yahooka.com. This gives the latest update

on each seed-bank and gives them a review out

of 5. Find the URL of each seed-bank and check

out the prices. Some seed-banks do deals on

seeds and you will find that prices do change

from bank to bank. The next thing you do before

buying anything is to send the web master an e-

mail. Ask him about his services, what seeds

you like, how he delivers, security

arrangement, and if he can deliver to your

country. In some countries seeds are legal. In

others they are not. Wait until he gives you a

reply. If you do not get a reply then do not

use that seed-bank. These people are salesmen

and should communicate with you and answer all

your questions. Also ask how the money should

be sent and ask about postage and packaging.

Most seed-banks sell their seeds in batches of

10 - 20. This means that you will get 10 - 20

seeds in the post. Anything can happen. A

misplaced foot in the postal office can kill

the seeds, making them not viable. Good seed-

banks provide good packaging. Ask about it.

If your seeds do not arrive send an e-mail

to the seed-bank and ask them what happened. If

they do not reply or if your seeds are lost