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WANTED: Milkweed Seed Project this season?

9 years ago

Will there be a Milkweed seed project this season. If so, I would like to be on it. I WS'd them and only the A. incarnata germinated but only two plants look like they are barely surving. I would like to be on that trade list. Or anyone whom is trading Milkweed.

See my trade list and e-mail me if interested.

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kchd
9 years ago
I hosted it last year but I've got a broken arm and I'm in the middle of building a house, so I can't host it this year. If anyone wants to host it, that would be great. I can help provide guidance.

Katie
nickcats
5 years ago
where do I get info on this "Milkweed seed project" to be a host? I don't know anything about it. thanks Nikki
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val (MA z6)
5 years ago
NIckcats, I'm no not familiar with the past milkweed project/swap, but it's an old post back fo 2013-14. Tou could try and do a search to find it. And or just post your rules/info and it's great you're willing to host this year. Swaps go under the Round Robin Exchange topic

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