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dickiefickle

17 years ago

Divide Seed Exchange into "Flowers "and another "Vegetables"

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angela12345
16 years ago
I second this suggestion !!
nan_nc
16 years ago
Add my voice to this, please.
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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
16 years ago
Are you aware there is a Vegetable Exchange page? I think it doesn't get much action because the majority of folks either have flowers or veggies (or both)for trade and are either looking for one or the other, or both so they just post at The Seed Exchange Forum.

if you have veggies and are looking for other veggies, just why not just post with a subject line of HAVE veggies-Looking for Veggies"

Or the same for flowers and then post at either the Veggie Forum, or at the Seed Exchange.

The more divided things are, ie flowers and veggies, the fewer posts there will be on each forum...just like at the Tomato Exchange which doesn't get much trading action. Lots of folks post for and find the tomatoes they are seeking by just posting to The Seed Exchange.

hth.

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: Veggie Exchange page

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