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have: flower, veggie, and herb seeds for sase

15 years ago

Too many seeds and not enough time and space! I am offering these seeds for SASE or SASBE for anyone who can use them. Please note that I have had some of them for a while, so I cannot guarantee they will grow, but I have always kept them in an airtight box in the refridgerator, so they should still be good (I planted some tiny tim tomatos this spring and they germinated well).

HERBS

Parsley, extra triple curled (2007)

Onion Chives (2001)

FLOWERS

Alyssum - carpet of snow (2007)

Scarlet Runner Bean (2006)

Bachelor Buttons - blue boy (2006)

Calendula - pacific beauty, mixed colors (2006)

Forget-me-not - blue bird (2007)

Columbine - dragonfly hybrid mix (2007)

Statice - mixed colors, drought resistant (2007)

Red poppy - papaver rhoeas, "flanders feild poppy" (2008)

Larkspur (?)

Sweet Pea - royal mix (?)

Purple Hyacinth Beans (2002)

VEGETABLES

Cabbage - copenhagen market, early variety (2006)

Bell Pepper - purple beauty (2003)

Brussels Sprouts - catskill (2002)

White Radish - Icicle, short top (2002)

Sweet Corn - hybrid bodacious (?)

Luffa gourd - can be eaten, also grown for sponges (2006)

Tomato - Tiny Tim, cherry type, determinate (2003)

Tomato - Ruby, cherry type, indeterminate (2003)

Tomato - Oregon Spring, semi-indeterminate (2003)

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Comments (14)

leafsnatcher
Original Author
15 years ago
I will also accept just postage; I have plenty of envelopes! Most of these seeds should ship okay without bubblewrap.
jaleeisa
15 years ago
Hi Leafsnacher! I'm interested in your:

Alyssum - carpet of snow
Statice - mixed colors, drought resistant
Forget-me-not - blue bird
Columbine - dragonfly hybrid mix
Tomato - Tiny Tim, cherry type, determinate

Please email me with further directions :)

Kathy
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kawaii_fruit
15 years ago
Hi! I'd be interested in the Tiny Tims, the Ruby tomatoes, scarlet runner beans, and the brussels sprouts. Please email me--it's on my page (or luckie_strike_79 at yahoo dot com)
Shae
grovespirit
15 years ago
Hi, and thanks for this offer. I'd like to send postage for the Calendula, purple hyacinth beans, poppies, bachelor buttons, and sweet peas.

I'd like the seeds mailed to a GW buddy of mine, vanila6789, instead of to me. If you check out her trade list, she's looking for flowering vines, full sun flowers, & calendula... Could you help me surprise her?? :)

Please send me an email to discuss it, thank you! :)
aromagarden
15 years ago
Hi, I am interested in your flowers: alyssum, scalet runner, bachelor buttons, calendula, forget-me-not, columbine, statice and red poppy. veg: luffa, tiny tim, ruby and oregan spring. Thank you very much.
weenerdogg
15 years ago
Hi,

I am interested in

Statice - mixed colors, drought resistant (2007)
Larkspur (?)
Purple Bell Peppers

please let me know how to proceed. Thanks!!
changeinpittsburgh
15 years ago
just curious if you had anything left, let me know
chris
leafsnatcher
Original Author
15 years ago
Here is what's left:

Parsley - extra triple curled (1)
Onion Chives (1)

Cabbage - copenhagen market (1)
Radish - icicle short top (1)
Sweet Corn (2)
Purple Hyancinth Beans (1)
grovespirit
15 years ago
Hi leafsnatcher, if you've emailed me via GW's form, it didn't reach me.

Please try emailing me via the email link instead, thanks! :)

http://members.gardenweb.com/members/write.cgi?username=grovespirit
leafsnatcher
Original Author
15 years ago
Everyone:

I have e-mailed everyone who has posted (mostly using the GW form). If you did not get an e-mail from me, please e-mail me at: Leafsnatcher@yahoo.com
changeinpittsburgh
15 years ago
I am interested in the purple beans please email me I need to ask you something thanks
k1ngjame5
15 years ago
I would love to receive some of your seeds. Any kind will be great, I love surprises.
Thanks - James
chrizty
15 years ago
grovespirit i just sent you e-mail :)
leafsnatcher
Original Author
15 years ago
Just wanted to let everyone know that all of the seeds have been spoken for!

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