What catalogs do you like in the mail?

In the past: Sear's & Roebuck's, Crutchfield, there was another A/V catalogue that was something like J&R back in the 70's & 80's. Then came the Car ones like Summit in the 80's & 90's.... then I came across Dennis Kirk for motorcycles.... And then MSC, Grainger and one other that the name escapes me.... Every now and then a Uline shows up and of course the Northern tool and Harbor freight too.
 
Tomato Growers Supply Company . If you want sweet potatoes starts and onion starts you have to get Browns Omaha plant farm . Every catalog I have listed I have been ordering from for 20 years + and haven't had any problems good quality and the best seed . If you want grafted tomatoes they have them to . I graft my self . Just take your seeds and start your tomatoes you can also start egg plant at the same time then when they reach about 4"- 6" cut the eg plant off at an angle and put your tomato plant on top and put a clear plastic grafting clamp around the splice and place the under your planting bench for a couple weeks and there you have it . But they also sell better root stock that you can buy from them .
 
Baker Creek Seeds, Sow True Seeds, and Seed Savers Exchange. XXX rated garden porn. :) It gives me hope in January/February when there is 2 feet of snow on the ground. Then I also buy things that "sound good/different/novel/tasty" and don't know where I will plant all these different things! But I have found some keepers when I do that. Not everything, but enough to convince me to try a couple new things a year.
 
I always love Jeffers, Lehman's, and any of the trapping company books
Oh yeah Lehmans they sell some quality stuff. They stopped sending me catalogs. Their Clothes drying rack hanger thingie is still working after three+ years in the Texas sun. $200+ but worth every penny.
 
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