How many gardening catalogs have arrived at your house?

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admin (Zone 7a) Feb 20, 2017
There are a total of 31 votes:

Less than 5
(14 votes, 45%)		Red dot

Between 10 and 20
(10 votes, 32%)		Red dot

I'm paperless and don't get catalogs.
(4 votes, 12%)		Red dot

I don't order plants and seeds by mail. (why not)
(2 votes, 6%)		Red dot

Piles and piles of catalogs...I've lost count.
(1 votes, 3%)		Red dot

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Cville_Gardener Clarksville, TN(Zone 7a) Feb 20, 2017

I've received 4 or 5 but I know more will be coming.

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katgroves Otway, OH(Zone 6b) Feb 20, 2017

More than I can count. But love looking at all of them

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CountryGardens Lewisville, MN(Zone 4a) Feb 20, 2017

I order entirely online from about 10 different companies. Online catalogs contain more information & pictures of every plant or vegetable. Some have "how to" video's.
I get paper catalogs of all these & more. What a waste of paper.

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momcat northeast, IL(Zone 5a) Feb 21, 2017

ZERO. Nothing at all.

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woodspirit1 Lake Toxaway, NC(Zone 7a) Feb 21, 2017

I'm not sure if you mean gardening-related catalogs or all catalogs. I get quite a few clothing catalogs as well as the gardening catalogs.

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Domehomedee Prescott, AZ(Zone 7b) Feb 21, 2017

I try to stay off the mailing lists but a few always come anyway. They are always ones I order from though so no real loss, it does what it's meant to do and reminds me of their company.

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OutsidePlaying Laceys Spring, AL(Zone 7a) Feb 23, 2017

I only keep 2-3 for later reference if needed. I order seeds online from 2 companies. The rest go into the recycle bin. I don't mind getting some of them as it reminds me of where I like to order bulbs, etc even though I don't need to order any longer (or at least I try not to).

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growin Beautiful, BC(Zone 8b) Feb 23, 2017

Now that I'm growing cut flowers in the field, I've got a few catalogues coming but try to stick to online seed ordering and wholesale catalogues. I'm finding the catalogues are too tempting, but isn't that the point?

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weRgroot New Port Richey, FL(Zone 9b) Feb 25, 2017

I'm paperless and don't intentionally get catalogs. When I do they pretty much go straight in the trash. I like being able to search online and not have to thumb through pages to find something. I also scan all of my documents, important receipts, paperwork . . . and I find all my manuals online (appliances, tools, etc.) and save them. Actually, I put the manuals "in the cloud" so we can access them via a desktop, laptop or tablet. I also have my recipes "in the cloud" and share the cookbook with my granddaughter.

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RuTemple San Jose, CA(Zone 9b) Feb 25, 2017

We do request print catalogs and take them along to an annual garden meet-up and seed swap at a conference that happens over every President's Day long weekend; folks come from all over the world to the convention, and we fill a meeting room for 90 minutes and share about our mindfully grown gardens, from a pot of aloe on the windowsill to biointensive organic students and teachers of the art, and every kind of gardener in between.

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