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WANTED: everyone that traded with tod65 (seed to seed gardens)

16 years ago

I have had a few problems with the miscelanious seeds that I am tradeing.

The only seeds that I can Guarantee are the ones that have

A catalog # in front of them ( To, Cu, Mu, ect. ) All of these verities are grown and harvested by me.

They are all vegetables, nothing else.

Everything else is extra seeds people send me and I have to go by what they put on the package.

I send them out the same way they come in.

I cant tell flower seed from weed seed.

I am sorry if I miss represented the seeds you wanted and if you want something else I would be more than happy to send it to you. On me..

My Apologies

Tod

Seed to Seed Gardens

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Comments (8)

jackier123
16 years ago
Tod, you cannot help what others send you. Your page is clearly marked that the extra seeds are from trades. I do the same on my page just for this reason. I really appreciate when pages are as clearly marked as yours is.

Good gardening,

Jackie
irishdescended
16 years ago
Tod,
I agree with Jackie. We have done a couple trades in the past. You were always prompt and followed up with a email to see if everyhing was ok. A chocolate soldier columbine looks the same as leprechaun gold. It would be easy for seeds to get switched around before you even get them. I have recieved seeds that came up different then what they were supposed to be. Like a pink columbine that should have been yellow. But thats ok. I appreciate the little surprises that gardening brings. No matter how those surprises come about! Darla
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I participated in the grab bag offer Tod65 made for 2009/2010. It sure looks like I forgot to post my thanks and feedback here, so I'm doing it now. I received an envelope practically bursting with awesome veggies and other goodies. I grew nearly all the varieties he sent and look forward to sharing the seeds I saved with other members now. Thank you again! Here is a link that might be useful: Free Seed / Grab Bag
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agirlsgirl
16 years ago
Tod! Our trade went great and I ditto what Jackie and Darla stated!Thanks again!~Angie:)
hummingbird2007
16 years ago
SEND YOU A IMPORTANT EMAIL SUNNY
graanieb
16 years ago
Agreeing with you Jackie, Darla and Angie...:)

Todd, you're doing the right thing, seeds aren't your problem, don't let anyone create needless frustrations for you, stop to smell the hand-crushed herb seeds thru the pkt.

Btw, you know what I've been doing with seeds that looked dried and/or weren't what I'd plant near the house? Threw them across the lawn, near the trees , some across the ditch over the smaller trees. Guess what'd been growing there?
Sweet Autumn Clematis -larger than the one near the house!, Passion flower ("May pop") huge plant and flowers, 4 o clock-light fuchsia color, Morning Glories- purple and fuchsia with a white center, who knows what might come up next spring, threw some Wildflower mixes over there lately, more MGs, cosmos, zinnia, salvia... etc. Want to have a nice view from where I sit here, with butterflies and hummingbirds around, for one.

Have fun exchanges, looking forward to ours,

Bea
myartichokeheart
16 years ago
Tod,

Just a quick THANKS for the bazillion Lemon Cucumber seeds that arrived today. You're a generous, professional trader, and if anyone got on your case, they're picking on the wrong guy!

Thanks again,

Kip
pumkingal
16 years ago
Tod you are a very great trader, you sent mine out well and a great amount, I can't wait till the pampass grows I need them for dried arrangments, thank you, some one is wrong, happy gardening to you, Lisa
cathyharrell
16 years ago
Thank you for the good and fast trade. cathy

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