Thanks for your generosity! I would like milkweed seeds and any other goodies available - I will email you.

Thx! I will be sending you a request. :)

I will be sending an email and thank you very much for sharing your seeds!

After reading your post about declining Monarch numbers I would also like to help. I will go to your exchange page and follow your instructions, would love to have a variety of milkweeds to participate in the effort!

I would love to take you up on your offer for milkweed seeds. I'll send you an email with my picks.
Thanks, Jen

Hey guys I have a lot of seeds besides milkweeds, so take a look over! Can't guarantee everything will be available because there are some seeds that have only small amounts left, but this offer is certainly not limited to milkweeds. :)

Thx! I sent an email requesting your address. My daughter and I love flowers. :):)

Hi guys, have replied to all emails so far. For those who have not done so, please send an email with a list of the seeds you are interested in when you have decided what you want, and make sure your email address is displayed in the email. I try to update the exchange list if something is "OUT".

This offer is still open to 5 more winter-sowers and container counters!!

Cheers, Terrene

Hi Terrene,
I sent an email but have not heard back. Just to confirm, my email is kbryant252 at yahoo dot com. Many thanks!

I didn't get one. :( I did check my junk mail. Did you get mine? I will send again. Thx! :)

This post was edited by carolinaflowerlover on Mon, Mar 18, 13 at 11:17

Hi Kelly, sent you an email directly to your email address. Carolina you should be all set.

Gotta go do the container count now. :)

Hi Terrene,

Sent you an email.

This post was edited by mori1 on Mon, Mar 18, 13 at 17:18

Hi Terrene! I'd love some of your seeds if the offer is still open.

I received your email but did not get your mailing address. Sorry to bug you about it. I know you are very busy with the container count. I always enjoy the competition. Hoping zone 7 will win this year.

Got 2 more emails this morning, so this offer is still open to ONE more participant. I might have more seeds later after I get back from visiting elderly parents next week.

Jensyen will get you the address later today, this is just a quick email cuz I gotta run now.

Happy Spring everybody!

(Ha, that is a joke, it's WINTER outside where I live, half foot of new snow yesterday and freezing!)

I would LOVE to have some seeds...I emailed you about milkweed earlier today, also!

This post was edited by pghgardengirl on Wed, Mar 20, 13 at 18:54

Have gotten at least 10 inquiries. This offer is now CLOSED.

A big thank you to Sue, aka Terrene, for her generosity in sharing these fabulous seeds! Winter sowers are the best!

Thanks Kelly, I ended up getting 7 SASBEs, and ladyrose recently email that she was interested in some seeds. I can do 5 more people now if anybody else is interested in seeds, please post here and send me an email.

In particular there are still plenty of seeds of the following milkweeds, and it's probably not too late to have some sprout, especially the tropical which grows well as an annual in most zones -

Tropical milkweed - Asclepias curassavica
Swamp milkweed - Asclepias incarnata
Common milkweed - Asclepias syriaca

Also plenty of annuals for butterflies and hummingbirds.

I just sent you an email. Very nice of you to offer!

Hi Terrene, sending you an email.

Caryl

Thx, again, for the seeds! The salvia coccinea I got from you...is it a shorter 2 ft, or is a it taller version? Also, did it play nicely with other plants, or did it crowd them out? I am working on a plan on where to place each thing. Thanks! I am excited about them and the other seeds. :):)

This post was edited by carolinaflowerlover on Wed, Apr 10, 13 at 11:46

Hi Carolina, the Salvia coccinea is on the shorter side, about 2-2.5 feet here. However, I grow mine in a zone that has fairly short summers, and usually in partial sun, because I don't have much full sun. So it's likely they will get a little bigger and more floriferous when started earlier in the season, and grown in full sun.

I think they make a very good companion for interplanting amongst other perennials or annuals, not aggressive and the spires of tubular flowers intermix well with other flowers.

Pgh and Caryl, I got your emails and replied but haven't heard back yet. Let me know if you still want seeds.

Sounds perfect....thanks! :):):):)

Terrene, I never got the email, even checked spam.