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Have-seeds for postage

14 years ago

I am loaded with extra seeds, (all fresh). I keep trading and ordering even though I know I don't have room for all of it. Please let me share. If you would like lots of surprise seeds for postage, please let me know. I am not sure how much postage a padded envelope takes anymore so three stamps should do it. If you include an additional stamp, I can send more seeds.

You can check my list but I cannot guarantee I would be able to include them as some quantities are limited. I cannot answer requests either as surprise packaging is the easier and less time consuming way for me to get rid of extra seeds.

If you are interested, email me and I will send you my address. This is a great offer for newbies to get a great start on gardening.

Thanks Margo

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Comments (19)

squishkitsch
14 years ago
Sending an email.
Thanks, squishkitsch, m_squared_09@yahoo.com!
judy65-gardener
14 years ago
Sending an email Thanks Judy
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I'm looking to share a limited amount, and I'll divide it among the first people to reply (with address). Nerfyjen, you can be in it too, email me an address. When I decide to close this offer, (or any time, I guess) I'll refer you to bakemom's Newbie seed project. You never know, though, when that'll be. The idea is to give a few seeds away, but so far this thread has generated two of my coolest trades, but no give aways. ;-) This post was edited by oldmobie on Tue, Apr 8, 14 at 18:39
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windclimber
14 years ago
Smittie:

Are they labeled so we know what they are?
brenda_c
14 years ago
Hi Smitties I sent you an email. Thanks Brenda
w9yards
14 years ago
Sending an email. Thanks for the offer!
laagarden
14 years ago
Hi,

I'm going to send you an e-mail.

Thanks for the offer.

laagarden
organic_selah
14 years ago
Sending an e-mail
huneybunch_2000
14 years ago
thank you Margo If you will send me you address I will get an envelope out to you with postage included... Your generosity will very much be appreciated.... Im so excited about growing flowers this year...
cryptid
14 years ago
Fantastic! Sending you an email! :)
txcass83
14 years ago
Sent an email. Thanks!
jim49631
14 years ago
I would also like to get in on this.

Jim
dusty314
14 years ago
Hi, Newbie here, Would you still have a few seeds left?
Thank you,
Dusty314
smitties
Original Author
14 years ago
I am going to close this offer at this time. I have received 19 follow ups and would like to get those requests completed first. After they are sent, I will offer more if available. Thanks to all who have replied. I have answered everyone so if you did not receive an address, please let me know. Margo
mamagem
14 years ago
I'd like to get in on this offer if you still have it open. Please let me know, thanks. Gloria
dusty314
14 years ago
Thank you for the seeds! WOW! Can't wait until spring! I really appreciate them.
molly_and_me
14 years ago
I would love some of your seeds. I am a newbie.

Sending an e-mail.
seasea
14 years ago
Hi, I am new to gardening and wintersowing. I would be delighted with any perennials or veges you may be giving away if your kind offer is still available. I will also send you an e-mail. Gratefully, Carolyn
paxmom
14 years ago
I would love a surprise package. Moved and need to start fresh. I am also trying WS for the first time. Thanks Annette (paxmom)
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
As posted by the offering member Sat, Jan 2, 10 at 22:19
I am going to close this offer at this time.

When responding to any posts it is best to scan through the replies to see if the offering member has closed the offer or if the terms of the offer have changed....just a little fyi

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