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Tue, Nov 17, 09 at 12:47
| hello Im new and dont have many seeds but im trying to add to my seeds...Ive got two types of hardy hibiscus seeds,the ones with the huge red flowers and one with about a 6 inch pink flower..well they are hardy here in virginia zone 7 I also have alot of cleome (spider plant) and hosta seeds all diff kinds of them,though i am told they might not come out verigated like the plants...Im looking for anything that i dont have which is basically everything....thankyou,Tom |
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| Hi, Tom, I am also in Virginia. I would be interested in your fireball red hibiscus as well as the hosta seeds. You never know what you are going to get with hostas, but they are fun to try. Take a look at my list and see if there is anything you are interested in. I think I still have everything that is on my list but I have sent stuff out to several swaps so don't hold me to that! Becky/ramazz |
Here is a link that might be useful: Becky's trade list
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- Posted by tomva 7 (lameade@yahoo.com) on Tue, Nov 17, 09 at 16:13
| just emailed u becky thanx Tom |
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- Posted by flowerchildky z6KY (flowerchildky@msn.com) on Wed, Nov 18, 09 at 8:42
| Hi Tom, I have lots of seed to share - some are last year's crop, but I w/s them this season and they did fine- I would like some cleome and red hibiscus seed- I can send you zinnia, celosia, rudbeckia trioba, and a variety of others you can 'experiment' with by winter sowing. please let me know thanks, |
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- Posted by shinyalloy_5 5 IN (My Page) on Mon, Nov 23, 09 at 2:13
| Tom, I'd also be interested in those fireball hibiscus, please see my list. Also I think I may have a couple others that might work well in your zone, or at least better than in my zone 5. It would help us if you'd go to GW members page and list a few of your wants(this would be the edit exchange list link), even though you say your looking for everything, it would help to have even a vague description of colors, height, lighting or soil conditions to allow us to pleasantly surprise you. I know I've been since I found the exchanges earlier this year. You can also add your zone/location to the garden zone field under personal preferences that way it will show up next to your name whenever you post. These tips have saved me time, and helped others to enable me. Happy trading! MARY |
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- Posted by tomva 7 (lameade@yahoo.com) on Mon, Nov 23, 09 at 14:29
| thankyou Mary I will email you,now only if i could figure out how to put my seeds to trade in a row instead of side by side.Iwill mess with the mylist some more thanx 4 your help |
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