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| I am currently looking to make some trades for seeds. Check out my trade list to see what we have, and if you are interested.
I would really love to find any of these seeds. Hatch Chili, Mulberry, Weeping Cherry, Blackberry, and the Echinacea Purple Cornflower. We do love to grow though, and I would make trades for just about any kind of seeds I do not already have. It doesn't matter if it is Veggie Seeds, Tree Seeds, House Plant Seeds, Outside Flower Seeds etc. . . The only cornflower type I am interested in is the Echinacea Purple Cornflower, but as I said, I am interested in about anything else. I would do a seed trade, or the SASE trades. Please post a message here, or email me, as I am new on this site and still trying to figure everything out. I think I have it set so that replies go to my email. Thanks for reading, and any advice on trading or listing my seeds would be appreciated, as I really love this site, and want to learn how to make the most of it. |
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- Posted by AndreaFahey 5 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 21:48
| Hi! I am new to both gardening and this seed exchange web page. I don't have anything really exotic, but would love to arrange a trade if you see anything on my page that interests you! Thanks! |
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| Would like to trade for your tall zinnia and snapdragon; could I send you my list? Doreen. |
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| Just FYI---Echinacea is coNEflower, not coRNflower---cornflower is Centaurea. (This is why I HATE 'common' names, BTW.) Wisteria can be grown from seed, but it often takes ten or more years to flower. Also, be VERY careful about planting wisteria---the Chinese kind can eat your house, your septic system, your dog if he's not very fast...(*grin*) Be sure to get one of the native American species, sold under cultivar names such as 'Blue Moon' or 'Amethyst Falls'. Double-flowered Rose of Sharon are usually sterile, but they're easily grown from cuttings. I have a double dark rose-pink that I will be cutting back soon, if you'd like some cuttings. Honeysuckle---again be sure to get native American species. The highly invasive Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonica/Lonicera halliana is even worse than wisteria. |
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- Posted by Cherylgardenalways 6 (My Page) on Tue, Oct 23, 12 at 16:20
| I have the purple ones for you email me for your address to send you some |
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| Would like to trade for your tall marigolds; could I send you my list? Doreen. |
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