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Seeds for Postage

12 years ago

N E seed donated a bunch of seeds to me late in the plant sale. i'd like to find the left overs good homes...so for postage I have .. Trudi... You are welcome to the lot of them if it fits in with what you do.:

beets

,radishes,

peas,

carrots,

cukes,

zuchinni,

green and wax beans

,lettuces,

swiss chards

corn

,butternut sq

pumpkins

purple MGs

Sunflowers.

scarlett runner beans

zinnia

pansy

scabiosa

lady godiva squash

gold honey watermelon

rutabaga

castor beans

datura

virgina stock

nicandrants

sunflowers,

cukes,

wax and greenbeans

peas and

lettuce

,zuchini

,yellow squash

,radishes,

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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
12 years ago
I was watching something on TV and had this epiphany. Most of this clutter that is marketed via home shopping is worth a bit less than the shipping and handling. So, lets say you have some zinnias, worth a dollar at WalMart, $1.25 at Lowes or $2.99 pluss $8 shipping and handling from the catalogue.

Why not just post and advert that says "Free Zinnias", "$4 shipping and handling."? You pocket two bucks
molly_and_me
12 years ago
On June 22, I sent you an e-mail through Garden Web.

If you did not get it please e-mail me.

Thanks

Margaret
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ontheteam
Original Author
12 years ago
albert... that is BRILLIANT.. LOL
Every one else... I am getting the GW email. Just sick as a dog. double sinus infection.
Hang on ok! Thanks

Roses are red 73 @ Gmail. com

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