HAVE: starting to collect these seeds

leaveswave

18 years ago

PERENNIALS

joe pye

ironweed

swamp milkweed

yellow globe flower

butterfly milkweed

thimbleweed

cup plant

ANNUALS

nigella

lavatera

larkspur

marigolds

cosmos

cleome

yellow & orange "cosmos"

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leaveswave
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18 years ago
There's about 3 dozen bags in my entryway bursting with different seeds. Check my list and let me know what you're interested in. They are all great winter sowers! Even if you don't have anything to trade - but are willing to pick up - (sorry, just too busy to mail anything) I can spare some of the bounty.
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RebeccaMN
18 years ago
Hello! I'd be interested in getting some perennials from you, and have some cleomes seeds (pink and purple) to share with you if you're interested. What part of MN do you live in?
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Heee Heeee, shhhhh don't tell anyone, but YES!!! I am already making my list of wants and must haves and things I am giving up on growing and either I am going to trade some plants with neighbors or oh my I can't believe I am saying this go buy the plant. My collection of seeds for next year is standing pretty still but yes I have already started collecting seeds. Also I have been scoping out what my family members are growing so I can snatch their seeds along with my own to trade with come this fall. LOL I am an addict!! I need help!!
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Bonsai The art of controling a plants growth by cultivating it in a 'small dish' or pot Sometimes a small plant that is cultivated in a 'small dish' may not be a bonsia unless it's growth is controled by other means such as pruning and or wiring for shape.. Generaly speaking more than one cultivating skill is required but the skill does not have to be noticable, by the trained eye that will see it for any plant to be a bonsia Example by pic, even though it can grow for several years in a small pot already It can be called a bonsia becuace I pruned it for shape and lift occasinaly for caudex exposure in a small pot . Side note: Frost during shiping if starting seed in spring & some euphorbia seeds aren't viable very long I would think it would be best to hold off untill warmer. This post was edited by nomen_nudum on Fri, Dec 5, 14 at 1:23
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leaveswave
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18 years ago
Hi, and welcome to the MN forum! I'm also a Rebecca. I live in the western 'burbs of Mpls, but I have enough cleome. Thanks anyway. If you want to see the list of what I'm currently looking for, click on my gardenweb 'handle' in my posting and then click on "See my trade page."

However, even if you don't have anything to trade that I'm looking for, if you're close enough to stop by my place I could share some seeds for full sun perennials.
PS: I've got a big project coming up so I'll be 'offline' until sometime next week.
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