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Have LOTS of seeds to trade

13 years ago

Though I've been delighted with the few trades I've made, I am hoping to do more. I love to do large trades, though will trade eagerly for only one thing if it is on my most desired status.

I have a large trade list, which I've updated yet again, lots of cool things. I've been gardening for years and am not looking for common things. My Wish list needs updating, so if you think you have something up my alley, please let me know.

Please post here, it helps me keep track.

Thanks,

Kate

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Comments (12)

daisy_lee
13 years ago
Hi Kate,

Please take a look at my list and see if there is anything that you would like. I am sure that I can find seeds I would love from your enormous list :)

Thanks!

Carol
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kms4me
Original Author
13 years ago
I've gotten back to daisylee and the folks who emailed me directly, but please... private emails are fine, but POST HERE AS WELL---Makes things so much easier for me if I can come to this thread to look at your trade list and not have to do a search, as well as keeping me from having to check my junk mail.

Still looking for offers.

Thanks
Kate
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Do you have a seed exchange/library/bank in your area? We have several in our county, and the seeds are from plants grown in the area! So you are pretty sure they are organic and will thrive in our area.The seed exchange I go to actually has a huge seed garden, tended by volunteers and located at a church that also gets some of the produce for those in need. They also have speakers who have classes on seed saving, growing certain veges, composting etc. Everything is volunteer. I can't do the physical gardening stuff beyond my garden, so I give seeds, altoid mini tins along with a sharpie for marking them for the seed days. Might look into that in your area! Nancy
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rosemctier
13 years ago
Hi! i'm afraid i don't have anything on your list (closest i can come- 5 seeds yellow bleeding heart vine dicentra scandens and 5 or so squirrel corn/dicentra canadenses corms? nuggets?) but i wanted to say i enjoyed your lists immensely, spent a lot of time googling and drooling, and learned a lot! you must have an amazing garden. i would love to meander through it and swipe seedpods LOL. what a wonderful spring to look forward to on cold winter nights :D
rose
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rbrady
13 years ago
Hi! There are a few things on your list I would be interested in. Please take a look at my list and see if there is anything you would like to trade for-I do have some native Liliums on there that I just recently purchased.

Thanks!

Rhonda
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blackdiamondgal
13 years ago
Hi,I would love to do a big trade.I dont have a page right yet,and Im not to organized.but I have lots of perenials(rudbeckias,heucheras,sea holly,sedums,shastas,japanese maples,wallflowers,etc.)let me know if you want to trade.
Thnx
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hostarookie
13 years ago
Hi Kate!

I just sent you an email.

Em
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countrycarolyn
13 years ago
I am going to send you an email!!
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kms4me
Original Author
13 years ago
I think I have gotten back to all of you except for blackdiamondgal--your email was blocked and you have no email address listed for me to contact you.

Would love more offers!

Kate
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bigred
13 years ago
Well,I only have one thing on your seeds wish list darnit! I do however have some seed grown japanese maple I could offer you come spring. Seeds are from Bloodgood and Fireglow,most of the seedlings are un-labeled so it'd be pot luck.

P
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kms4me
Original Author
13 years ago
Still hoping for trades.

Kate
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charliez71
13 years ago
You have lots that interest me!! Please look at my list and let me know if I might have anything that interests you ! thanks,
charlie

charliez71@yahoo.com
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daylilyfanatic4
13 years ago
Hi, I sent you an email. I don't think I have anything on your want list but you can look at what I have.
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