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Have seeds to trade or give away

13 years ago

I have many seeds to trade or give away, my wants will be at the end. cantelope,watermelon,crookneck squash,straightneck squash, acorn squash, butternut squash, white acorn squash,spinach,kohlrabi,pole beans,leeks,sweet corn some treated, some not, ornamental corn. And the flower seed I have are hollyhocks. My wants are morning glory seeds or other, I am looking for something pretty to climb up next to our trumpet vines, they come some years, some not, I also have an arbor leading into my vegetable garden that looks real cool when the morning glory climbs up.Also horseradish and asparagus roots if possible, if not no biggie.

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Comments (9)

indiana_matt
13 years ago
What color are your hollyhocks? I have lots of morning glory seeds and some perennial sweet peas. Send me an e-mail if you are interested.

Matthew
Indiana.Matt
salmonslayer
13 years ago
Hi I would like some seeds. I have a nice garden every year and love flowers. I will start collecting seeds this fall to trade. Thank you Larry (Salmonslayer)
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peaches0104
13 years ago
have morning glories, black eyed susan vine, cypress vine, and moon flowers would like the white acorn, leek and spinach
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
13 years ago
Hi jsluvstogrow,

Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for instructions on getting your Member Page email link set up so that you can easily be reached. I imagine it disappeared recently with some GW problems. If you have problems getting it to update, it 'might' be that you will need to fill in your birth date on the profile form.

Sue
toybee
13 years ago
Hi jsluvstogrow,
I'd love any of your veggie seeds. Would you be willing to trade for stamps? Thanks!
sedrick1968
13 years ago
iam a newb and need a good start of vegs. and flowers. i still dont know much about the g.w.. so if you can spare a few for postage i would be happy and when i get a better start i will look at your trade list and we can do some trading..... my e-mail add. is fredwinkler92@yahoo.com.. thanks sedrick1968
bridgettes
13 years ago
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Jennifer Wolford
13 years ago
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13 years ago
Hi - I have an ivy-leaf blue mg as well as a mix; would like to trade for your hollyhocks. Doreen.

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