Wanted: Herb Seeds - Can SASE

15 years ago

Hello!

I'm looking for cultivars of Thyme, salvia, yarrow, chamomile, anise hissop, hissop -- i'm putting together a medicinal herb garden (some culinary too), so that is my angle.

Thanks!

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tournesol
15 years ago
I have the following.
# Cilantro
# Basil
# Lemon Balm
# Anise Hyssop
# Dill
# Catnip
# Wild carrot
# Pokeweed
# Yarrow
Let me know if interested
floodthelast
15 years ago
Hi, I have thyme, lavender, chamomile, summer savory, sweet marjoram, parsley dwarf curled and plain leaf italian, a few basil's. Check my list and let me know.
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Oops you don't have an email link available. You really should check your member preferences and enable that one. It is very helpful. Well email me if you are interested in an sase then.
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
Hi Lustrum,

Welcome to Garden Web and The Seed Exchange!

You might want to check out addressing newbie and newer member issues

It explains
1...How to set up your email link on your member page.
2...How to set up your location and garden zone in the Zone box on your profile, and the importance of that.
3...It explains how to set up your Member Trade Page, and the importance of that.
4...It explains how to look for and respond to the many generous offers of seeds for postage.

The next time you start a thread, you might want to check the little box Check here if you would like copies of follow-ups to your message emailed to you. That way you will know when someone has replied to your thread without having to constantly check the forum....very handy...especially for a newbie.

Sue...resident busy body

Happy Gardening!

Sue
lustrum
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks all for the thoughtful replies and for newbie info!

I added my email so you can contact me directly.

I will follow up with you about seeds you have available... I do not yet have anything to trade because I just moved and am now starting a new garden from scratch. But seeds will come soon!

Thanks again,

jj

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