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Seed swaps

10 years ago

Would love to see a seed swap for Z5 Winter Sowers. Anybody game in starting one?

Comments (3)

ishareflowers {Lisa}
10 years ago
There are seed swaps all winter long. I look in the round robin and seed sections of the gw.

I have not seen one specific for zone 5 though.

Lisa
flowersnhens
10 years ago
I would love to trade seed. I have a ton of fresh seed i keep refridgerated. What are you looking for and what do you have to trade? I have heirloom tomatoes, ground cherry, peppers hot and sweet, scarlet runner bean, butternut squash, artichokes, kakai pumpkin, zinnias, and much more.
docmom_gw
10 years ago
I could contribute some natives and butterfly attractors.

Martha

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