Oh, you want more pictures? Here is the latest picture of my jugs, LOL!

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Nine of them already have sprouts!

Just popping in! Ahhh, so nice to see what a normal swap thread looks like! LOL! (wink wink Kathy!)

I really have to get some seedlings in now that the tomato swap is mostly over, except for 2 people I am waiting on seeds for.

I wish I had sprouts to look at! I really have to get my butt in gear! LOL!

Getting my basket(s) ready. How fun it was to add this theme! Imagine if we all were still trading for seeds for critters this month? OMG! YUCK!

Christy

I just wanted to say Nice Jugs Bonnie! ROFLMBO!!! On a more serious note they look great! All nice, organized and clean. Great job!!! :D Where did you find the big crates? I can only find the smaller ones that hold 4 milk jugs...

Come on ladies, I know more of you have pics to share!!! :)

CHRISTY! ROFLMBO!!! We must have been posting at the same time. I completely missed that till now! hehehe I am soooo very glad that the theme was changed, this one is way more exciting. :D

I'm still waiting on the orders I made too. I checked with BC and they said one was mailed out yesterday and the other was mailed out on Monday. Not too much longer. It was disappointing to see the mailman fly by our box today. LOL He didn't even stop to give me junk mail... Darn him! :D

Kathy, my neighbor works in the restaurant business and had a bunch of them just laying around his garage, so I asked him if I could have a few. We get a lot of strong winds here in the spring, so if I don't put the 2L in crates, I end up chasing them around the yard. As a matter of fact, I had to go hunt my garbage can down this morning, LOL. It was in my neighbor's yard.

I scored big at the mailbox yesterday. I received the Birthday Pinata from Bday Swap, and some pepper seeds from a very nice gentleman on the veggie forum : ) I just LOVE to open that mailbox and see a padded bubble envie inside!!!

Kathy, my order came in today, so I packaged up your goodies, and sent that baby on its way.

DC# 0308 0660 0000 3762 1600

Happy tracking!
Bonnie

Hello All,
I have found my way back. I read thru some and see I have missed alot and you look to be having fun, sorry I missed all the fun. I will be joining the next swap for April...I hope too anyway.
happy gardening and hope to be swapping soon.

Glad you're back, Frenchfrylegs! I will be posting a sign up thread next week for the IH April - Splended Salads Swap, so keep your eye out for that one.

Bonnie

Ugh! What is up with this weather! LOL It's wet and cold outside today... I hope this is the last cold front we get like this.

Oooh Bonnie, I'm so excited!!! I can't wait to get it. :) I've gotten most of my seeds in for you, I'll let you know as soon as I mail it out. :)

Polly welcome back! Hope you'll be joining us soon. :)

Well, I am suppose to get 8-14 inches of snow tonight! Yippee!
My husband is a mucisc teacher, so I still get excited when it snows, hoping to have the school day cancelled because of the snow!
This will be the frist real snowstorm that my 3 year old can actually enjoy!
Christy

Christy, I hope you are having a relaxing day with the family! :) Enjoy that snow day!!!

Ok pics as promised, something is wrong with my camera though it's kinda blurry?!?! But you can still see the garden. lol Only have some Pink Surprise Calendula sprouting at the moment. :) Waiting patiently for everything else...

Perilla/Shiso or African Blue Basil (Not sure yet~ lol)
These are showing up in all the herb pots! Anyone know? I'm leaning toward Perilla... But both plants died in the cold snaps and they both look about the same, I just don't remember seeing them go to seed before the weather went crazy.

Garden

Daughters Cabbage project for school. Whoever has the biggest one gets a prize! :)

Thought I'd share these Pansies cause they are edible too! :)

So very jealous, Kathy! I won't see green grass. flowers or even dirt until May, most likely. It is a whopping 14 degrees in my neck of the woods. The storm the east coast is getting should not go far enough inland to effect me.
Christy, hope your tiny tot likes the snow!

Nice vegetable garden, Kathy! Those leaves look like Shiso (Perilla) to me. I grew the red one last year, and the leaves looked just like that. Well, except they were reddish purple, LOL.

It's close to 60 here today! I actually got outside for a little while, and moved a few perennials around. It felt great to play in the dirt.

Bonnie

Christy, I hope you and your guys have a great snow day!

Kathy, what a great garden! You have plenty of room there. Great work! My daughter brought home a cabbage plant today too! I will be feeding it my best worm poo tea. We will see what happens.

My Mom from New Jersey has been here for three weeks, she decided to stay longer when she found out they are supposed to have about 8 inches of snow. She was told that her car is in a giant snow drift. Mom and DH get along great, but he asked "How long is she going to be here?" I said "I don't know, maybe when the snow melts?"

Bonnie, I am glad you had a nice day, very soon you will be able to play everyday.

Wishing warm thoughts for everyone!

Thank you all for the sweet comments! :) I wanted to put it in the back and then thought of all the other things I would have to buy just to be able to keep it watered back there and I'd rather spend for seeds! ROFL Still trying to figure out the watering... I think I'm still gonna have to spring for a different sprinkler, this one is a pain in the rear!!!

Becky, I'll cross my fingers that you all don't get any of that snow. I'll be wishing warming weather your way! :)

Bonnie, I think your right about it being Shiso... I would love to have to purple one too. :) I did find info saying that the African Blue Basil doesn't set seed, so it would definitely have to be Shiso... Someone on the herb forum suggested it looked like Mint, I only have Chocolate Mint and it doesn't resemble that. hehe Glad you got to play outside too, hope you got lots ready. :)

Sharon, I'm not good with leafy types at all! LOL Maybe it will do better this year than last with it being cooler... Oh, the guy down the street, I haven't figured out what he does so different but he had a 17lb head of Collards the other day! I need to become buddies with him maybe he'll teach me his tricks for this area. lol He's always growing stuff, and it's so beautiful and lush, even when it's scorching hot. I'd also love to just sit in the middle of his garden and take in all the beauty. :D Of course when I think about it, I might lose it if I found someone sitting in the middle of my garden. HAHA! I don't blame your mom for staying longer either, I'd do the same. :D

Well, I've finally managed to get back to a computer at the library. Whew! I'm really missing out on all these great threads and swaps!
Guess whose box is going out today????????? Look out Christy, it's headed your way. Hope you like everything!

Take care all,
Joan

PS - We had 4 inches of snow Sunday, which is wayyyyyyyyyyy
rare for us here in Mississippi. Made snow cream and it was delicious! :)

ej,
Didn't realize you were in MS too.....you must be in the northern part. I'm in Hinds Co. we missed out....barely a light frosting was left on my deck Sunday morning. Glad you got some to enjoy though.

Speaking of the weekend weather....it messed up the plans I had for my DH to start tilling....so guess what he gets to do THIS weekend...hehehe.....

Kids have been sick. They are SO tired of sitting in the house....and so am I! We all wanna get back out.

I have some wonderful tomatoes going already :-) A few flowers, peppers, and eggplant too. The toms are actually ready for their "potting up," but I can't leave the kids inside alone to go outside and do it (DH works swing, so he isn't here is afternoons)......so the toms will have to wait until the kids recover a bit more and can come with me outside....

Sharon, thought I had everything ready, then realized that my box wasn't wide enough! I think I have one that will do in my classroom, so hopefully tomorrow I can get it all packed in and out by Thurs :-)

Hello,
How is everyone doing in the snow? It has warmed up a little here.

I am off to the P.O. with my box for Melissa. I will post the Del Con number later.

Have a great day everyone! - Sharon

Good Day, Sharon! We've been in the 50's this week, but the strong winds have arrived, which is common for this time of year here, and there's a chance of snow this weekend. Glad I planted some bulbs, and moved perennials around when I had the chance!

I can't wait to hear about everyone's goodies!

Bonnie

I have had a bug here and totally missed out on your post Joan! Oooh, I am so excited!!!!
I have yours just about ready to go. I got the seeds I was waiting for for you yesterday, so if I dont get it out today, It will be out tomorrow(Friday ) for sure! I hope my box to you does not take as long as it seems that your tomato envelope is taking. I will sent your box out priority so I know for sure it wont get held back for any reason, Make sure to tell me when you get that envelope!

Does anyone else have this crazy sickness going around? Just when I think it is over, it comes back in a different way, twice as bad! Yuck!

Well, maybe my package will come form Joan today! That would be awesome! Christy

Hello again!

Christy, I hope you feel better soon, yes there is a bug going around here too. My daughter was sick two weekends in a row, poor thing, she seemed better on monday so she went to school all week and then bam, sick again Friday night. I hope she is OK this weekend.

Bonnie, what kind of bulbs did you plant? I miss planting bulbs. There are not many I can plant in my zone. I love daffs, tulips and dahlias. They won't grow here. Amarilys grows here all year round though, so I am happy about that.

Well on to the important stuff, my box went out for Melissa today! Del Con # 0308 2040 0000 6125 9882.
I hope it finds you soon!

Have a great night! - Sharon

I sent my box to Sharon today!

DC# 0308 0730 0000 2547 8603

Hope everyone who is ill is feeling better....my boys are getting back the their normal selves now. On the other hand, my doc just called with some blood test results.....

Anyway, hope you get your box soon. I don't know how long it should take to get there from here.

I love bulbs! I have been known to dig them up from country roadsides and relocate them to my yard.....and I got a bunch of them from my great grandmothers old home site.

Alright, was looking through some pics to print and found these from last year's garden and they got me thinking about spring, so I wanted to share the cheer!

Ok, someone help me out....some of these are still kinda big....I resized them all to the same size in photobucket....what did I do wrong??

Melissa, thanks for sharing your pictures, and I hope you are doing okay! I had a nasty cold over the weekend, and my daughter had some stomach thing for the past week, but we're both doing much better now. Just hoping the boys don't come down with any of it. You know how those things make the rounds in a family.

I don't think the pictures are too big at all, I was actually wishing they were even bigger, LOL. But then again, I don't even bother to resize my pictures, which I know is irritating for anyone on dial-up. See how gynormous my picture is above, LOL? Sometimes I'll post clickable thumbprints, when I can remember to do that.

Sharon, I was just planting some Lilies (Red Dutch and Commander in Chief) that I picked up at Walmart. The first year I was here, I planted Tulips, and then I found out how much the deer love them, so then I tried daffodils. They actually took a bite of one of them the other day, and spit it back out, so maybe they'll leave them alone now. I'm wintersowing some Cannas and Dahlias from seed this year, but I'm not sure if I want to fool with storing the tubers or not. Depends on if they germinate, and bloom for me or not. If they're gorgeous, and I fall in love with them, I'm sure I'll try to save them for next year.

The deadline for shipping packages is supposed to be the 6th, but I think everyone that's still with us, has either sent, or is pretty close to sending, so it looks like we're right on schedule : )

Bonnie

I see that the pics don't look too big in the post......when I looked at the preview of it last night they looked HUGE....even the one of the youngest smelling the flowers, and I see that ones posted kind of tiny. So, I guess I did resize them right.....will just have to remember that next time :-)

Hope everyone else misses that stomach flu....of all the bugs to have that one is really nasty....especially when mom has it, but has to tend to everyone else with it! I work with a lady who had it for about 3 weeks straight because they all kept giving it back to each other.....

Joan, your package is on its way!!!!

I got my "basket" from JOan! What a great loot! I dont know where to start! (I hope I dont forget anything!)

An Easter Kitchen Towel
Baskin Robins Hard Candies, Cadbury Bar, Belgian chocolate
GArden Markers and Stickers and peat pots
A garden journal and windchimes
A finch statue and some grape lotion

for planting I got

Sweet Onion bulbs
Wonder Egg
Scarlet Radish
HUngarian Hot grand bell and Sweet Banana peppers
Jellybean,Big RAsperry,white wonder Tomato
Sugar Baby Watermelon
Hearts of Gold cantaloupe
Grey ZUchinni and Black Beauty Eggplant
Yellow Wax beans
Ruby beet and Northern chard
Wildflower mix
Candy cane Zinnia Mix
Lemon Queen Sunflower
Pearly Gates Morning Glory
Yellow Hollyhock

Thank you so much for all the great stuff! This was such an awesome and fun swap to do! I felt like a little kid at Easter time! I hope you enjoy what I got for you Joan!

Thanks again for a great basket! Christy

I received my package today from Bonnie! Wow! Such cool stuff!!! (I hope I didn't miss anything, I had kids hovering and digging while I was trying to get into it myself! LOL)

Instead of a basket or planter she got me the CUTEST watering can!!! It looks like a tea kettle with EDIBLE GRASS inside! AWESOME!!! :D

For goodies:
Easter Cookie cutters (can't wait to make some cookies!)
Coconut Lime candle (smells so yummy!)
Huge bag of Green M&M's!
Huge bag of Gourmet Jelly Beans
Egg Plants, so cool I've never seen these before either. lol
(Snap Dragon, Marigold and Pansy) For the kids! SO SWEET!
Purple and Green flower magnetic notepad with magnets.
LOTS OF PEANUT BUTTER EGGS! LOL YUM! My favorite!!!

For seeds:
Italian Green Heart Sunflower
Lincoln Garden Pea
Greasy Grits
Lungo Bianco Zucchini
Zucchino Rampicante
Broadleaf Sage
Alma Paprika Pepper
Box Car Willie Tomato
Golden Hubbard Squash
Triomphe De Farcy Bean

I think all of these seeds were on my wishlist! LOL Thank you so very very much Bonnie!!! :) I feel like a little kid! Can't wait to get these planted. :D

I'm enjoying reading about what people received. Kudos on the great swaps!

Your welcome, Kathy! Glad you enjoyed it. I know I bent the theme a bit on the container : )

Bonnie

It was awesome and a container! LOL You're so creative! I love it.

Hi!

I recived my basket from Melissa yesterday. What a lovely surprise, it came so quick!

Iside my basket nestled neatly inside:
pencils and sharpie (always need these)
garden gloves
seeds! lots of seeds!
jelly bean tomatoes (tee hee, I sent her the same pack!)
Rose bianca eggplant
dragon's egg cucumber
Emerald okra (get it? St. Pat's)
Bright lights swiss chard
Black Beauty eggplant
squash
Basil
California wonder pepper
green beans
Chives
Parsley
and for the flower lover in me:
Heavenly blue morning glory
Magic fountain delphinium
Blue boy bachelor buttons
Forget-me-nots
And a beautiful blue ceramic jar with palm trees filled with candy!

Yay! I love everthing! It was very evident that you packed everything with such care and fulfilled my wants. How thoughtful of you.

See, I told you'awl she was a sweetie! Thank you so much!
Sharon

(Maybe one of you real Southerners can tell me how to spell You all, LOL!)

Hi Sharon! She DOES sound like a sweetie!

Oh, and where I grew up in Tennessee, it was ya'll : )

Bonnie

Glad you like the things I picked out for you :-) It really did get there quickly!

Oh, I've always spelled it y'all.....that is after my mom corrected my first (horrible) attempts at spelling it.....her reasoning behind that spelling was that it is a 'contraction' for you all.

Bonnie watch for the mailman! :) my dorkus hubby forgot to put the Delivery Confirmation sticker on the package but paid for it! ROFLMBO!!! It should be there within the next 3-5 days, he sent it Priority. :) Can't wait to hear that you got it.

Oh and I spell it Ya'll too! hehehe

Aren't these some great packages we're all getting?
Christy, I'm soooo glad you liked everything. I really had fun putting it all together for you. :)
Melissa, I'm in Tishomingo County. Right up in the northeast corner of MS.
Yes all, the flu and a stomach bug have been going around here too.
Hope everyone enjoys their seeds and the sick gardeners get to feeling better!

Joan

Well, I called my DH on the way home from work today and he told me that i "got some box thing." :-) (he just doesn't understand!...LOL) So, I came home to find my box from Sharon on the table! She had everything in such a cute Easter basket, with some spider man eggs for the boys (who have been playing with them for about the last 15 minutes btw!)
I also got:
Cadbury mini eggs (ok, who told you these were my all time favorite Easter candy!)
Whooper robin eggs (these are my #2 Easter candy!) (of course, the children insist that I share with them too..LOL)
A shamrock cookie cutter
A magnetic lizard note clip
A wind chime
......and......SEEDS!!!!
Jelly Bean Tomatoes
Waltham Broccoli
Jubilee Watermelon
Purple Hull Peas
Lettuce
Romaine Lettuce
Yellow Cherry Tomato
Pigeon Pea
Butterfly Pea Vine
Purple Passion Fruit
Dature Lilc lefleur
Blackberry Lily
Aster
Nasturtium

And there were some peat pellets so that I can start some of my wonderful seeds!

I love it all! The gifts and seeds are wonderful! It was so thoughtful to put a little something in there for the boys as well :-)

Thanks you SO MUCH Sharon!

Wow, Melissa, what a nice haul! I wintersowed Blackberry Lily last year, and hope to see it bloom this summer.

I spent the afternoon sowing my peppers. NO WAY do I have room for all of the ones I planted, but I just couldn't narrow it down anymore. Here is what I planted:

Alma Paprika - makes a GREAT paprika powder
Boldog Hungarian Spice - also a pepper used for paprika
Buran - a red bell type
Chocolate
Corno di Toro Giallo
Corno di Toro Rosso
Healthy
Mini Belle Mix
Pizza
Purple Beauty
Quadrato Asti Giallo
Quadrato Rosso D'Asti
Revolution
Senorita
Tequila Sunrise

Did I mention that my garden is only 60 sq.ft., LOL? It looks like I may be growing some of them in pots on the porch.

What's everyone else planted so far?

Bonnie

You have such a great selection of peppers planted! You have some that I have never heard of, but they all sound really interesting!

What have I planted.....well, this will take a long time to list (LOL), but here goes......
Tomatoes:
Silvery Fir Tree
Japanese Black Trifel
hazel Gold
Blandkopfchen
Big Orange
Coyote
Snow White
Schimmeig Striped Hollow
Black Sea Man
Carolina Gold
NAR
Opalka
Black from Tula
Carbon
Basinga
White Wonder
Soldacki
Hillbilly
Black Krim
Cherokee Purple
Nyagous
Brnadywine
Jubilee
Large Red Cherry
Super Sweet 100
Jelly Bean
Bursztyn
Yellow Stuffer
Black Cherry
Kellogg's Breakfast
Green Zebra
Georgia Stream
Crnkovic Yugoslavian
Sheyenne
Brownberry

Hum.....there were some others as well, but I forgot to write their names on my chart and its dark now, so I'm not gonna walk out to my greenhouse (pop up one) and look :-) Actually did some potting up on these recently, but ran out of the cup I was using to pot up in, so I need to get more of those and finish!

There are pepper too....let me see if I can remember them....
Jalapeno
Wisconsin Lakes
Cubanella
Minature Yellow Bell
California Wonder
Pablano
....seems like there are more of these too....don't even have a chart for them yet, need to get that done! I actually think I want some more peppers, so I am going to go back through my box and see what I have that I haven't planted yet.

....and eggplants.....
cloud nine
turkish orange
rose bianca
thai round green (think that was the name....)

and some blue jade corn (in containers)

Ok, so I already have WAY too much, and this isn't even counting what I will be direct sowing in a few weeks, like my melons, cukes, and beans/peas.....DH did move my garden area and make it about double what it was though....and I think I am going to go on and make him till up the old space and use it for melons........

A question: Do some of you grow lettuce and broccoli? I have never grown it before and have no idea if I should start it indoors or direct sow?? Which is best? Is it hard to transplant if started indoors?

Oh, here's a pic of my tomato seedlings...aren't they so cute :-)

Ooooh, nice tomato babies! That is quite a list of tomatoes you've got there. Mine is a bit shorter, and mine were wintersown (outdoors in recycled plastic containers), along with all of my lettuces, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, chard, beets, peas, and herbs. I do all of my cool season veggies using the wintersowing method. The only reason I do the peppers indoors, is because our season is short, and I wouldn't get a ripe one before the first frost, and even with the tomatoes, it was August before I got my first ripe one.

Here's my 'mater list:
Aunt Gertie's Gold
Bloody Butcher
Brown Berry
Earl's Faux
Galina's Yellow Cherry
Indian Stripe
Kelloggs Breakfast
Isis Candy
Paul Robeson
Persimmon
Skorospelka
Rainy's Maltese

I'm just hoping I can find room for all of them. I did plant extras of a few of them to give away, but hope I can keep at least one of each kind.

I'm including a link to the Wintersown.org website, just in case you want to learn more about it.

Bonnie

Here is a link that might be useful: Wintersown.org

Bump :)

I hope Joan has received my package!

Just bumping back to the first page!
Christy

Well, Kathy, this time your package arrived MUCH FASTER! I have to say I was mislead by the weight of the box, thinking, there couldn't be much in there, LOL!!! Of course, the kids were trying to claim everything I pulled out of there.

So here's what was in my Easter basket:

Easter window decoration - yep, they took that one
Easter egg candles - yeah, that one too, LOL
Shamrock ornament - uh, huh, you guessed it
Garden gloves - I had to draw the line there, too big for them anyway
Floral blank notes cards
Sharpie permanent marker - perfect for labeling my wintersowing containers!
Garden windchimes - The kids are still trying to talk me out of these!

Before I list the seeds, I just want to say how much I appreciate you taking the time to type of all of the information on everything you sent, Kathy. That is so helpful!

Lime Basil
Dark Opal Basil
German Chamomile
Victoria Rhubarb - I can't wait to try this one!
Purple Tomatillo - won't that make the coolest looking salsa?
Tomatillo - org
Jimmy Nardello Italian Sweet Pepper - Yeah, can't wait to grow this one!
Yellow Star Hot Pepper - B.C. sent me the same one with your order, LOL
Radish 'Violet De Gourney'
Rapini - okay I'm going to have to look this one up, can't believe you found a veggie that I'm not familiar with : )
Thai Yellow Egg Eggplant
Strawberry Spinach - also new to me
Tomatoes - Egg, Early Girl, Mountain Princess (I have 80 different kinds of tomatoes, and you sent me three I didn't have, Yippee!)
Muskmelon, Little Sweetie
Sunflower, Dwarf Sunspot - Think I'll let the kids plant this one
Kabloona Calendula - sounds very pretty
Thai Red Roselle - sounds beautiful, going to have to look this one up too!

What a awesome variety of seeds!!! Kathy, thank you so much for everything you picked out for me. I love it ALL!!!

Bonnie

Wow, very nice box Bonnie, what unusual veggies!

Melissa, I am glad that you liked your box. To answer your question, (I grow a lot of brocoli and lettuce) You can start the brocoli in containers, they transplant very well. Lettuce can also be started in containers, but I usually direct sow it.
gotta run now more later!

Bump:)

I hope you got my package Joan! It should have been there by now I hope! Christy

I was so excited about the seeds that I received, that I wintersowed the Rhubarb, Thai Red Roselle, and Purple Tomatillo today.

Christy, hopefully Joan will check in soon.

Off to make lasagna,
Bonnie

Awww Bonnie! I'm so glad that you liked everything. Christy taught me that trick with the info. :) It comes in handy when it's time to decide what to plant. I can't believe I sent you tomatoes you didn't have! Talk about luck! :) I had sooo much fun with this swap. I love the holidays, especially when I'm able to share to make someone else happy. I hope you'll share pics of those babies when they start to sprout. I'm still waiting on the Thai Red Roselle to sprout, I'm thinking in the next few days or so I'll see them start to poke up above the soil. That was my favorite out of everything I picked. I couldn't believe how many different uses there were for it. I'll definitely have to buy more to share in the double purpose swap that is coming up soon. :) Everyone needs some Thai Red Roselle. lol

No package yet but I'm loving the Anticipation!

Joan

What?????

I sent that out a week and a half ago!!!!
That worries me. It figures my husband did not get confirmation, I had the flu and had him send it out, and he always forgets to get confirmation!

Still, your box should have been there!I dont know what is up with the mail. I know TRacys box took almost 2 weeks to get to her on the last swap.

PLease keep me posted!!!!!

So sorry you did not get it back, I was wondering why I didnt hear back,,,,
Christy

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Got my package yesterday and Christy, you really outdid yourself! It was definitely worth the wait! First of all, let me say that it was all wrapped in yellow tissue and little Easter container's inside a wonderful planter that was layered in Easter grass and just stuffed full! And here were the contents:
A zip lock bag full of fresh bay leaves! (My DH says thanks for the wonderful stew flavoring.)
Garden gloves decorated with tomatoes - so cute!
A big Lindt Intense Mint Chocolate bar - yum
a garden journal decorated with flowers & butterflies - always needed
4 easter pencils
a green St. Paddy's mug
a Lobelia grow kit inside the cutest green terracotta pot!
a big marshmallow candy Easter sucker
a large plastic carrot full of fruit flavored bubble gum
a smaller plastic carrot with a pack of Easter egg radish seeds inside
an Easter baggie full of tomato seeds! - Golden Jubilee, Pale perfect purple, and Amana orange
4 Big plastic Easter eggs with seeds in them -
Spring Broccoli Rabe
Pink Banana bush winter squash
Contender Garden Beans
Jelly Bean Tomatoes
& yet another sparkly tissue package of seeds -
Shamrock triamble squash
Rainbow's End Heirloom tomato
Hearts of gold cantaloupes
Lucky Leprechaun Tomato
Green Doctor's Tomato - Just released a month ago by Victory seeds
Anddddddddddd yet another Easter baggie with seeds for:
Fruit smoothie mix zinnia
Giant Cactus Mixed zinnia

Thanks sooooooooooooo much for everything Christy! I absolutely LOVE IT ALL! You really did a wonderful job! A lot of these seeds are items I've never even HEARD of!
It was definitely a WOW package!

Joan

Awesome package, Joan!!! I think everyone did a great job on this swap, and I hope that you guys enjoyed it as much as I did.

... and that brings this swap to a close. Thanks for letting me host.

Bonnie

I am so happy that you like everything Joan! I was so worried with how long it took to get there! I don't know what is up with the mail lately! It really got sent almost 2 weeks ago!

I hope you enjoy everything! I really had fun putting the "basket-planter" together!
Christy