Generator - Coscto @ $899.99 - Too Good to Be True?
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Where can I buy seeds at not too expensive but good all the same?
Comments (29)Micki - your excitement is so contagious! Makes me feel like a first time WSer all over again! I bet you folks WS sunflowers too. And ANNUALS, those too right? Yes, on both counts. I don't normally grow sunflowers, but lots of folks do. Annuals? For the more tender annuals, you'll want to wait until very late winter - early spring for those. Others can be sown earlier. Don't know what a SASBE is yet but think it has something to do with what seeds I'd like to have. Hehe - yup, it's got something to do with the seeds you want. SASBE = Self-addressed, Stamped, Bubble Envelope. You put postage in the envelope, and a mailing lebel with your address, then send it off to the member who is offering the free seeds. Then you haunt the mailbox till the enveolpe comes back with it's precious cargo. PV whatever your first tomato is there it looks meaty, juicy and delicous, That first tomato is "German Striped". Good tasting. how do I find members names, Duane is going to send me seeds but I have to research how I see his seed trade page. next to the name on each person's post is a link that says "My Page" - click that and it will take you to the particular member's page - trade lists, email addresses , etc. Welcome to winter sowing! Glad to see you are enjoying yourself so! PV...See MoreToo Mainstreamy, but the association is good, I think I will stay
Comments (12)Thanks for the offers of financial support. And other accolades. :>) Sue, proprietal chemical means a material patented and sold by the company for a specific use or uses for which the patent was awarded. Seedless watermelons have seed, just so atrophied that eating them is hardly noticable. Sterility is a kind of Terminator technology although pollination is still required to set fruit. Otherwise the technology would be parenthogenic -- fruit production without pollinator. I don't know of differences in nutrition. We eat the sugar-rich "placenta" and spit out seeds. There remains controversy over the safety of some gm crops for livestock, humans and other organisms in the biosphere. There has been limited toxicological research on such materials because of a basic assumption called "substantial equivalence", or the novel transgenic constructs do not differ in any significant way from their natural analogs. When no one is looking for effects, finding evidence of adverse effects is difficult. When gmo foodstuffs are not labeled, there is no way to measure effects of ingestion on the large-scale testing required for meaningful acute and long-term effects, if any....See MoreToo Good to be True Subzero Appliance Pricing?
Comments (1)True - no discounts on new merch. Depends on EXACTLY what it is. If by last years model they mean a current unit that had a build date of 2008, then yes, it most likely is too good TBT. If , on the other hand they simply mean a unit from the previous generation which stopped being produced last year then It is a really good and fair price.............maybe. The 6xx generation is about 15 years old and you could be getting a display model or simply a new in the carton from someones inventory that was built in 2007 or 1997. If it's new in the box , with full warranty , you'll not likely do better....See Moreamazing looking succulent too good to be true?
Comments (9)The first is, as stated by Harry, Echeveria agavoides. In the USA, it is called by several variety names; 'Lipstick', 'Red Edge', 'Red Tip', etc. These have now been placed under the name Echeveria corduroyi. The coloration all depends on sun exposure as demonstrated by Harry's pictures. So to answer your query about the first picture, YES it is a real, relatively easy to grow and flower. Having said all of this, you may want to consider that it is Echeveria 'Frank Reinelt', a very desirable "agavoides" type Echeveria! With age the leaves will elongate and take on a very nice red blush....See Morechas045
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