HAVE: Stevia

kamiljablo

14 years ago

Hello!

I have several stevia plants for trade. I will trade for perrenials hardy to zone 6.

Shoot me an email,

Kamil

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (6)

aquawise
14 years ago
I have garlic chive and hardy geranium plants if you would like to trade for them?
kamiljablo
Original Author
14 years ago
Sure shoot ma an email, aquawise!

Kamil

PS: Still have more stevia plants if anyone else wants some!
Related Discussions
HAVE: 4 stevia plants
Q
Comments (5)
Hi Markcase1964, Welcome to Garden Web! I thought you might like to know that there is no way to email you they way your preferences are set. I suggest you go to the bottom of any page here and click on 'Member Pages'. then Edit Preferences. Then using the drop down box, set it to show your email addy to Members only. then check the box to allow others to email you via the forms here at GW. That will place a link on your member page so folks can reach you. You might also want to (while you are there) fill in your gardening zone, and your state abbreviation. I for one (and some others too)prefer to trade some things with members that are 100-400 miles away, as opposed to 1000-2000 miles or more. Happy gardening and trading! Sue
...See More
Have: Stevia
Q
Comments (2)
Hi Minnamouse, Would you like to trade frosty pink brugsmansia cuttings for a stevia plant? How about barbados cherry cuttings for your white mulberry cuttings? :) PLMK WRF
...See More
HAVE: Stevia seeds
Q
Comments (1)
I don't have my trade list done up this year yet. I definitely want some stevia seeds. Is there anything that you want in particular that I could find and send? Marg
...See More
HAVE: Stevia plant in Toronto
Q
Comments (0)
I have 2 mature stevia plants, which I bought at Richters in spring.They need to be overwintered as a house plant and planted out in spring for leaf crop (you will collect leaves before winter as well). I'd like to exchange them for something perennial. I'm very interested to get hostas, peony, rose of Sharon, hydrangea, etc. Only local exchange, for plants are quite big. Contact me by phone 416-695-0694. Don't send me email from this forum, it's not valid.
...See More
debdov
14 years ago
Hi Kamil,
I have seeds from your want list that I can send all - for a stevia plant. I have Red Hot Poker(15 seeds), lots of blackberry lily and black hollyhock seeds,Sea Holly seeds, Sunflower (velvet queen)seeds.Let me know if we can do a trade. I also have seeds of a weird plant called Bed Of Nails.
Deb
DementedDeb1@aol.com
nottougly
14 years ago
Hello,
Will you take a look at my list for a possible trade.
Thanks,
Faye!
seen
14 years ago
Hey, i have been hunting stevia for a while.
I have echinacea purpurea plants and seeds, along with Delphinium, and tons of Zinnia's seeds. I even have a few st. John's wort, although it is small, i might be able to package it.
fluffybonbon
14 years ago
I would like to trade some of your stevia plants.
Are these plants still available ? PLMK, hope we can trade.
Thanks,
Joy

Related Stories

PRODUCT PICKS Guest Picks: Get Juicing

By Tracy Benjamin

Stay hydrated and healthy with these tools and accessories for juicing fruits and vegetables right at home

Full Story

LIFE How Do You Make Your Tea and Coffee in the Morning?

By Victoria Harrison

A morning cup is a must for many, and preparation comes in many guises. We look at coffee and tea habits across the Houzz community

Full Story

240

LIFE Simple Pleasures: Indulging in Teatime

By Laura Gaskill

Get out the china cups and cream-slathered scones. Tea with treats can make even an uneventful day feel extravagant

Full Story

KITCHEN DESIGN The Best Places to Stash Small Kitchen Appliances

By Bud Dietrich, AIA

Tucked-away places like nooks, pantries and dedicated cabinets keep your kitchen gadgets handy but out of the way

Full Story

KITCHEN DESIGN Hot Ideas and Tips for Coffee and Tea Stations

By Tiffany Carboni

Let options like drawer inserts and built-in coffeemakers percolate now, so your hot-drinks station can best serve holiday guests

Full Story

GARDENING AND LANDSCAPING World of Design: 10 Home Gardeners Show Us Their Sweet Summer Harvests

By Houzz

From New York to Tokyo, these gardeners have turned their yards, terraces and rooftops into places of bounty

Full Story

EDIBLE GARDENS 12 Essential Herbs for Your Edible Garden

By Annie Thornton

Make home cooking and drinks even better with herbs plucked from your own backyard or windowsill pot

Full Story

125

KITCHEN WORKBOOK New Ways to Plan Your Kitchen’s Work Zones

By LWK London Kitchens

The classic work triangle of range, fridge and sink is the best layout for kitchens, right? Not necessarily

Full Story

164

FEEL-GOOD HOME 12 Very Useful Things I've Learned From Designers

By Becky Harris

These simple ideas can make life at home more efficient and enjoyable

Full Story

254

EDIBLE GARDENS Take Refuge in an Iced Tea Garden

By Brian Barth

Cultivate the fine art of lounging in the shade and sipping a cold beverage

Full Story

HAVE: Stevia

Comments (6)

aquawise

kamiljablo
Original Author

Related Discussions

debdov

nottougly

seen

fluffybonbon

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US

HAVE: Stevia

Comments (6)

aquawise

kamiljabloOriginal Author

Related Discussions

debdov

nottougly

seen

fluffybonbon

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US

kamiljablo
Original Author