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Three Sisters Companion Garden - 3-Pack Discount Sale - Corn, Pole Bean and Squash Seeds

Three Sisters Companion Garden - 3-Pack Discount Sale - Corn, Pole Bean and Squash Seeds

Regular price $ 7.65 USD
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Three Sisters Companion Garden Seeds - A Time-Tested Trio for Bountiful Harvests

Embrace the ancient wisdom of Native American gardening with our Three Sisters Garden 3-Pack, featuring corn, pole bean, and squash seeds - now at 15% off! This legendary companion planting system creates a harmonious ecosystem where each plant supports the others, resulting in healthier growth and abundant yields.

Why Choose the Three Sisters Method?

For centuries, Native American tribes have relied on this sustainable planting technique:

  • Corn provides a natural trellis for climbing beans
  • Beans enrich the soil with nitrogen to feed all three plants
  • Squash leaves create living mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds

What's Included in Your 3-Pack:

1. Golden Bantam Corn - Enjoy open-pollinated, small yellow ears with exceptional flavor that made this variety famous.

2. Kentucky Blue Pole Beans - Prized for their delicious taste and remarkable cold hardiness, these beans will climb your corn stalks with vigor.

3. Early Prolific Yellow Straightneck Summer Squash - A productive heirloom variety that yields abundant, tender squash all season long.

Planting Your Three Sisters Companion Garden

Follow these simple steps for success:

  1. Wait until spring soil is warm
  2. Create 5-foot diameter mounds
  3. Plant corn first (6 seeds per mound)
  4. When corn reaches 6-12", add beans (4 seeds per mound)
  5. After beans sprout, plant squash (6 seeds per mound)

This discounted 3-pack offers more than just seeds - it's a complete, sustainable gardening system that honors tradition while delivering modern gardening success. Add to cart today to claim your 15% savings and start your own Three Sisters garden!

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