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FREE SEED EXCHANGE
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Mrs. Don-o
Thrifty? Gifty? Curious? Generous? Spare seeds? Rare seeds? For a tiny plot? Or a flower- pot? Send seeds? Befriend seeds? Just want 10 seeds?
Send seeds? Befriend seeds? Just want 10 seeds?
If you have garden seeds you can offer other FReepers for free, for a SASE, and/or in exchange for other seeds, please send me your info. (Private Message Mrs. Don-o) and I will add you to this list, which I will post on the garden thread from time to time. Please also Private Message me to be removed when you no longer have the seeds to offer. FReepo-seedoholics can contact each other by Private Message to arrange any transactions. Remember that old seeds may have reduced germination. (Although Ive had great luck with them. And for free, you cant lose...) If possible, list year and variety. Mrs. Don-o I CAN OFFER a few of these seeds (say, 10) for free to anybody who wants to send me a SASE: Basil (Genovese 2010) Beans (Jackson Wonder Butterbean 2011) Broccoli (Bonanza 2011) Chard (Bright Lights 2010) Fennel (Florence 2011) Kale (Redbor Hybrid 2010) Squash (Acorn 2009
and I had really good germination with it, this year!) Squash (Georgia Candy Roaster 2011.. a terrific winter squash!) Tomato (Brandy Boy 2011) INTERESTED IN Seeds for Fall Anything (surprise me!)
I HAVE HEIRLOOM TOMATO SEEDS (FREEPER TDSCPA) from about 75 popular, open-pollinated heirloom varieties. Tell me via PM what varieties youre interested in, and if I have them I could send you a few seeds (10?) if you will send me a SASE. Dont know what variety to grow? I can make suggestions, if you want to grow plants from seed. Contact Tdscpa
If anyone needs or wants okra seeds (says JustaDumbBlonde)
please let me know. I saved a ridiculous amount in the fall of 2010. Two different varieties, Clemson and Jade, are both are heirloom variety so that you will be able to save seeds from your plants. Both are spineless and heavy producers. Jade is a bit darker green than Clemson and the pods are a bit shorter and fatter. Both are good for frying, soups, freezing, dehydrating or canning. Dont be shy, l have more than plenty to share! Tip for planting okra: soak your seeds for 24 hours before planting. Okra seeds are hard like peppercorns and soaking will assist in quicker germination. Contact JustaDumbBlonde
I have some black-seeded Simpson lettuce seeds and some Buttercrunch lettuce seeds if anyones interested. (says Oberon), And... anybody have any Gold Nugget yellow cherry tomato seeds? Im interested. Contact Oberon
Free Winter Squash or Stevia seeds or Heirloom Tomato/Pepper Seeds (says Black Agnes) The Patio Marconi seeds are container peppers that are sweet and good for salads, sandwiches or frying. Open pollinated if that interests you. Cilantro seeds too. Its good used fresh to detox heavy metals. Contact Black Agnes
3 posted on
07/29/2011 5:25:41 AM PDT by
Red_Devil 232
(VietVet - USMC All Ready On The Right? All Ready On The Left? All Ready On The Firing Line!)
To: Red_Devil 232
Dozens of large ripe “Better Boy” tomatoes and lots of “burpless” cucumbers in Virginia Beach. life is good!
4 posted on
07/29/2011 5:29:13 AM PDT by
Don@VB
(Power Corrupts)
To: Red_Devil 232
Has anyone had any luck growing Okra in the Northeast? I’m here in (M)assachusetts.
Getting tons of green beans, summer squash, and my first red tomato. My acorn squash and butternut squash are going nuts!
To: Red_Devil 232
My little almost dead pumpkin plants are growing like wildfire, this was taken two weeks ago and the plants are at least twice this big now. My question is, do I need to do anything to get it to make pumpkins. There are flowers and many many buds but no baby pumpkins. Also, the "joints" are rooting is that ok? Should I be moving the vines to stop that? Thank you
33 posted on
07/29/2011 7:02:16 AM PDT by
momto6
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