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8 years ago

REMAINING SWAPS:

Shirley (Brittneygran) Ã¢ÂÂ¨- sent her package &
Laura (lilangel181) Ã¢ÂÂ¨
Sue G. (squanzon) - received her package Ã¢ÂÂ¨ &
Sheri (Panhandle_Seed_Swap) - sent her package Ã¢ÂÂ¨&
Ã¢ÂÂ¨Kim (klwallace12) - sent her package &

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cottonwood468
8 years ago
My first pepper seedling was given to me last August, a Bhut Jolokia. I nurtured it outside, put in a big pot and brought it in for the winter. Maybe put it outside on nice days, but bring it in overnight anytime it might dip below fifty-five. Spent the winter indoors in a south facing window.
I would forget to water it til it drooped, turns out that is what they like. It started flowering in Feb. That encouraged me. It dropped a lot of flowers between Feb and now. That is normal for Bhut Jolokia. Now it is setting fruit.

You can keep them going for fruit (I hear) for four years. Then you can make a pepper bonsai plant.

Mary E.
toomanyanimals
8 years ago
sugar beets?

We just had nickel sized hail.

sharon
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I personally don't think buying seeds for someone else is necessary. Nor is it expected. If you want to, I guess that is fine. I look through other's lists and some are getting 3 things and others are not getting any (from me). But as I see it, others that have things that I don't have, and will have some for them (the person I din't have any for) and perhaps none for someone else. If someone has a short want list they might not get much of anything since we can't fill their wants if they don't want anything. The host will have to fill in the gaps for them with extras seeds, and hope there is something in there that might please this person. If the person with a short list is not sure what they want, perhaps they can be vague and say I like blue flowers that like the shade. Or any flowers, I am new and I have no clue what will grow here yet. Then maybe someone can toss in something that fits that requirement. Personally, I am tossing my extra veggie seeds in the extras baggie. So, if someone that asks for any veggie or any tomato, Fran can fill in with my extra veggies in a fair way. I have no way of knowing if one person needs more seeds and another has an overflowing amount already. But really, I think this should be fun, and as Fran said it is not a one for one thing, just share what you have, and it will all be ok. (really) For example: I once participated in the give to a newbie thing as a newbie gardener. I really did not receive much of anything I could use (mostly flowers). But is was still fun. I kept what I could use and SASE'ed what I did not need. So the seeds found nice homes, even if not mine. All is good. Surprises are fun. Giving is good for the heart, and sole. I hope my interpretation of this Swap is not not way off. Yes I should try starting seeds inside in early spring. I found out out that natural beginnings seeds starter mix is a very good all natural mix from gardens alive. My rutabagas did very well in this mix. I had always thought of starting seeds inside as a northern thing to do. But I guess it is not. We are trying to beat heat and the northerners are trying to beat the frost. I have some soup peas in damp paper towels now to try to give them a early go for it this spring. Last spring direct sowed peas took 3 weeks to come up. So by the time they matured, it was too hot. I'm learning. My garden is on the side of the house were veggies get shade after 2 pm. First year I made the mistake of thinking full sun, I will plant on west of the house. UG. Learned that, that is too much sun for Texas! So this year all will hopefully be better due to: water ditches starting some things under pop bottle cloches Sprouting peas inside living mulch verses dead mulch cover crops over winter reorienting garden beds so sorghum and sunflowers can help shade off the rest of the garden. avoiding overly thirsty crops smaller tomato varieties trying beany things along ground But anyway, time to go to the dentist. I have to realize I am not the only one having garden woes. It is just that since I am a new gardener, all years have been extreme weather years. I have nothing to compare it to. Hope every has some fun with this SWAP. Mary
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good morning everyone. dizz, thos colored chickens are too cute. strange, but... remy, the show sounds wonderful. i by-passed the philadelphia show this year, it's getting too big and too vendorized and not enough for the home gardener anymore. i like the smaller venues. sad about the batteries, but i know that feeling. i love delph's - i don't grow enough of them, need to add more. we are having sleet/snow/hail today. for the last two days, you didn't need a jacket and short sleeves were had by most! i did a little clean up and got some areas ready for plants that i have and now today - just nuts! we do a easter egg hunt at church, but use those plastic guys filled with jelly beans. (every year the same sour sap protests the jelly beans because they can become lodged in a kid's throat - every year no one has a problem and every year sh'e shot down). we must stuff a few thousand eggs. we have a little party and always a clown or a magician. it's so much fun for the kids. never fails too, the weather is always iffy. only once in the last 10 years we had to do it inside. dizz, i looked up a few of them, but not sure what you are looking for. tough contests! off to do some baking. my mom's birthday celebration this weekend. be well maryanne
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Morning!! Margo, it's not as bad to take care of as people think. I think because its bigger, its pretty self sufficient. I do need to get in it every month or so and weed. My water plants reproduce so quickly they would cover the whole top if I didn't. What's nice is I put all the pulled ones in a wheelbarrow and bring them down to the veggie garden. Pile them up and let them dry. I about a week they are bone dry. So dry they crumble! I use them for fertilizer. I don't know if its the pond water, fish waste or what but those plants work almost like miracle grow ;) Shirley, we have a Master Gardener's plant swap usually every year here around Mother's Day. I say usually, cause this year we didn't have one? I was so busy at the time, never asked why, and till you just mentioned it forgot all about it :) My fair swap has been growing a little every year by 1 or 2 people. :) A lot of the same people come every year once they get hooked. The like the variety of different things I bring every year. What's awesome is that it all comes from the gw. :) The seed swaps in the fall produce nice little babies for my swap. This year I tried a bunch of Dianthus.... I have Ipswitch, Black Adder, Yellow something I can't remember, Black Magic, Fire Witch...as you can see I got most of these from the Halloween swap last year :) I also have some different Althea's that I can't remember right now, lol. The turtle is officially done. He's not a fancy turtle, but, he does look cute. ;) The kids are so excited I hope he wins. Taylor was looking through the entry list for ecology classes. She's entering photography, art (painting and sculpture), sewing, flower arranging (gee, wonder where she's gonna get those?), and house plant arrangement. I have 1 house plant in my house. Taylor's zebra plant. This thing has produced 8 babies! She took my tea cup planter and planted them around in it. She then used one of my old spoons and stuck it in. Made a tea bag tag to tie to the spoon, " Taylor's Tea" It came out so cute! Billy is entering art. He made the most beautiful pastel drawing of a fish this year in kindergarten. It won an honorable mention at the school art show. I framed it. He's also entering the house plant arrangement too. We didn't have any house plants for him, but, we did have some hen's and chicks. So yesterday we got a pair of his old sneakers, washed them, and filled them with hen's and chicks. They are so cute!! Little blue sketchers!! So adorable!! My neighbor saw them when she was walking her dog and asked if they were going to be at the plant swap...lol! I have to get a photo of them. Have a great day!! vina Here's a weird one...found this double gaillardia. It looks like a science experiment gone wrong, lol.
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pinkiris
8 years ago
Sheri -

Yes got your email - I mailed your pizza pepper seeds out for you on Saturday =) Hope you enjoy them and they do well for you!

Hugs!
Jayeanne
cottonwood468
8 years ago
Sheri, did you grow up on a farm where garlic was grown?
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
STARTING TODAY... EVERYONE CAN HAVE 2 GUESSES, PER DAY, AT THE "MYSTERY CROP"!!!

I hope everyone has a really great week.

Sheri
cottonwood468
8 years ago
OK, is it barley or garlic?

Mary E.
ruthz
8 years ago
Cherries or tobacco.

Not sure if these have already been guessed.

Thanks cottonwood,
Okay can I change tobacco for broccoli, since tobacco was already guessed.

This post was edited by ruthz on Mon, Jul 28, 14 at 9:33
cottonwood468
8 years ago
tobacco was, pick another one
pinkiris
8 years ago
Im guessing pumpkins and/or mushrooms

Jayeanne
cinnie0 (z 9b / So Cal)
8 years ago
cherries, blackberries
canyonwind
8 years ago
How about Flax and Safflower? I don't think these have been chosen.

Sheri, the peppers stay outside, in the ground. I do keep them mulched...kind of...LOL. I prune them back in March.
If I am concerned that we might get some frost/or get to cold (in the 30's), I just cover them....maybe, if I think about it. I will lose a pepper plant once in a while. Cold climates obviously can not do this. Cold zones overwinter inside as mentioned earlier by Mary E (cottonwood..)

Happy Monday!! Thunderstorms might be visiting us....I will take a 2 minute downpour....not greedy.....2 minutes of a good rain would be lovely!!

Annie
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
Tobacco and blackberries have already been picked. Ruth and Nikki, please guess one more guess today.

Here's a list of what's been picked:

corn
bird seed
sugarcane
peanuts
oranges
apples
potatoes
alfalfa
soybeans
strawberries
tomatoes
cotton
wheat (all kinds)
blueberries
cabbage
pomegranates
cranberries
blackberries
raspberries
currants
lavender
sugar beets
garlic
barley
cherries
pumpkins (including all other winter squash, too)
mushrooms
flax
safflower

Please let me know if I've missed any that have been already picked, thank you!

HINTS: It's known as a "Specialty Crop" and is mostly grown, commercially, in the more northern states (so no Southern-grown crops).

It's listed in the link below as a USDA Specialty Crop.

Sheri

Here is a link that might be useful: List of USDA Specialty Crops

This post was edited by Panhandle_Seed_Swap on Mon, Jul 28, 14 at 11:36
ruthz
8 years ago
Sherri, I edited mine to change tobacco to broccoli.

Thanks for listing everything.
cinnie0 (z 9b / So Cal)
8 years ago
olives
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
I'm going to give another BIG hint... this crop is an HERB.

Go ahead and take 2 more guesses, today, if you've already guessed.

It looks like no one has guessed any kind of herb today. Jayeanne has guessed lavender, already. Good luck and have fun guessing!

Sheri
ruthz
8 years ago
I'll guess oregano and dill
sandlapper_rose
8 years ago
basil and rosemary
cinnie0 (z 9b / So Cal)
8 years ago
cinnamon and nutmeg

This post was edited by cinnie0 on Mon, Jul 28, 14 at 15:11
lilangel181
8 years ago
OMG I'm so sorry to stress yall out! I was unexpectedly computerless most of the week, so I didn't have Shirley's address or a way to let anyone know. Apologies all around!

Shirley, now that my computer is back in business I got your box mailed out first thing today and should arrive no later than Thursday. Tracking number 9114 9012 3080 3282 0979 66

My wonderful wonderful Shirley sent a bundle of goodies for summertime!!!

What an amazing box- you REALLY went overboard and I can't wait to see the colorful display it all produces next summer!!! Mike already stole the Lip Balm but I plan to guard those bath salts closely. They may just be the only thing keeping me sane through the early stages of wedding planning. (Current mantra- "I love my mother, I should not kill her... I love my mother, I should not kill her..."

And I love you guys, too!!
~ Laura
EricaBraun
8 years ago
I'll guess parsley and cilantro.
pinkiris
8 years ago
Ill go with anise and/or calendula

Jayeanne
canyonwind
8 years ago
HHHMMM...Parsley is taken....I will guess Echinacea and/or Mint.

Laura, very nice bag of bootie from Shirley!!! And hang in their with your Mommy! It will all come together!! And no one will kill anyone...LOL! Keep us posted on all the wedding specifics!

Happy Evening!

Annie
veeja11
8 years ago
Hi all, good thoughts and healing hugs needed. baseball in right lung, knew I should have closed my mouth when going after those fly balls. fighting it with diet and herbs, might do biopsy in a month or so. Thankyou Sheri for the cheering card and especially the cheering chocolate. is chocolate a vegetable ?For future reference I have lived in spanaway wa for 10 yrs now so please update me. hugs to all my bloomin friends
brittneysgran
8 years ago
Laura-Wonderful you got your box...I was so worried the plants were dying in some post office or vehicle. We all love you and this wedding is going to happen and it will all be worth it. Will let you know when the box arrives.

Carol-Many prayers heading your way. Keep the faith and we love you Ms. Carol.

I will guess Ginger & Water Cress.

Shirley
sguanzon
8 years ago
How about rosemary or hops?

Sue G
cottonwood468
8 years ago
My first two herb guesses, having been off line since yesterday morning, are:

Chamomile or Comfrey?

Mary E.
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
SUE G. GOT IT! HOPS!

This post was edited by Panhandle_Seed_Swap on Wed, Jul 30, 14 at 9:53
lilangel181
8 years ago
Carol- *HUGS* You have all my healing thoughts and best wishes. If you're up to gardening, I still have plans to resend last month's box to you (even though you said not to worry)- just waiting till you're feeling better. The original found its way back home last week!

Sheri- LOVE that picture! I'm a sucker for old pictures :)

So heres the short story behind the wedding stress... Remember me saying we were planning a Memorial Day Weekend, interfaith wedding in Mike's Uncle's apple orchard? Well that entire plan has been scrapped against our wishes. Memorial weekend was chosen because the weeks before meant some of my cousins couldn't attend, and the week after my brother was in a wedding for his friend. We've been forced to scrap that weekend because its Shavout (a Jewish holiday that traditionally forbids marriage that day since it mixes a happy occasion with a sad holiday) and apparently thats a deal breaker for my parents. They are very graciously offering to pay for the whole thing on condition that it be a Jewish wedding ceremony, (so scrap the interfaith part) and we have agreed to a point. Mike and I found a wonderful Rabbi willing to work with us and customize the ceremony for our interfaith wishes, but my mom argues that interfaith, by definition, means it isn't a Jewish ceremony. We are holding our ground on this point. Oh, and because she has straight up forbidden a Shavout wedding (despite a willing Rabbi) we had to move our date back two weeks, missing any possibility of apple blossoms and making the orchard just a bunch of short trees that haven't quite leafed out! No idea what we'll choose instead...

I love my mother, I will not kill her...

EDIT: WE'VE REACHED A COMPROMISE!!! WOOHOO!! And also I bought shoes :)
~ Laura

This post was edited by lilangel181 on Wed, Jul 30, 14 at 15:02
smitties
8 years ago
Laura, no wedding ever goes on without some kind of issue. LOL Believe me, I know as we have had three of our five married so far. Number 4 is getting married next September and the plans are going to start as soon as we rent the venue. Can't do so until September 1st as they won't accept reservations until a year before. After that, anything goes although little issues have already come up.

Sheri, thanks again for hosting this swap for us. You did a great job and I had fun.

Margo
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
Margo, you're so kind. Thank you and you're very welcome. ;) I had fun. Now off to the FOTESS Members Yard Sale!!!

Sheri
sguanzon
8 years ago
I received prizes from Sheri today, two of THE cutest gnome pot stickers I love them!

Sue G
flowergirl34
8 years ago
Morning!

Laura, LOL! Margo is spot on. NO wedding ever goes off without little 'bumps in the road'. :) Yours will be beautiful!

Carol, it is SO GOOD to hear from you. I am sending you all my prayers for a speedy recovery. Please, when your feeling up to it, keep us posted on how your doing. MISSED HEARING FROM YOU!

Sheri, Thank you so much for hosting this! It was so much fun! I really enjoyed all the games and even...errr...borrowed one on the swap I'm hosting :D. THANKS!

Happy Friday!
vina
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
Sue, I'm so glad you liked those cute little gnomes!

Vina, you're very welcome. Thank you!
cottonwood468
8 years ago
Sheri, thank you for the prize and seeds, I have some of them planted already.

love the picture of the little robin, great shot. Still trying to get my son to post photo of the squirrel, before and after, that we raised from six weeks old.

Mary E.
Pmb2005
8 years ago
Howdy y'all! Hope you've had a great growing season. It's that time of year when my kids are going back to school and I am smiling ear to ear. Tonight my hubby and I are going out for our 9 year anniversary. We haven't been out for a date in 2 years. I am really looking forward to tonight. We're going to go see some live music and dinner. Anyways, I came to check in on y'all and see if an August seed exchange was going on for OBF, but I don't see anything. I'll check back later. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
cottonwood468
8 years ago
Since we were talking about how many seed packets from Territorial, I want to mention how much I enjoyed Steve Solomon's book Growing Food When It Matters. Good book, he no longer owns Territorial. It changed the way I look at seeds.

Another good one is Plant Breeding for the Home Gardener, by Joseph Tychonievich. Your gardening will benefit, whether you breed or not, flowers or vegetables.

Read these in the long, cold winter. Mary E.
Melinda Hagen
8 years ago
Good morning ladies! I have sure missed some good swaps! I hope to post mine this afternoon!
I actually forgot I was suppose to do this month! I'll try and think of a simple one for us all!
Been a couple months of heartbreaking family issues, few health issues and lots of stress.
My prayers and thoughts are with Carol and all who are having problems!
Be looking as I will post after while. I had several ideas, but can't decide on one. I have several things have to do this month, so want to make it sweet and simple.
Have a great day and Hugs to all, Melinda
Shirley my black pussy willow has roots everywhere, the gray is still working on it. But I am thrilled! Thanks again!
brittneysgran
8 years ago
Melinda-Hello and welcome back...we miss you ladies when you are away. Can't wait to see what you have planned for August. Yeah on the pussy willows...The florist here in town has asked that I bring some each year to her shop when they are blooming and she will buy them from me. I need to do that for they are so beautiful. I have a pink one somewhere but can't remember where I planted it. Hopefully it will grow up and bloom and then I can say oh yeah I remember putting it there.

I received my box from Laura and this is what she sent:

Silky soft skin lotion
Unbelievable assortment of tea-yum can't wait to try these
Mahogany Midget Coreopsis ticonia seeds
Moonlight Nasturtium seeds
Edibles Squash Buttercup-seeds
Rosea Verbina-seeds
Tansy Purple-seeds
Italian Flat Leaf Parsley-seeds
Mint-Orange plant-I've been looking for this...thanks
Edibles-Hardneck Garlic Cloves & Bubils

Thank You so much Laura...

Shirley
brittneysgran
8 years ago
Ladies please be in prayer for Melinda (ilovefarac) I just heard from her Daughter-In-Law that she was taken to the hospital this afternoon. She had chosen the month of August to host so she would like for someone else to host in her place. If you have another month and would like to swap with her that would be ok as well. I do hope she will keep us updated on her situation.

Melinda here's wishing you a speedy recovery and we will be praying for you.

Carol-Thinking of you today also. Hope you are doing well.

August - Melinda
September - Jeanne
October - Annie
November - Maryanne
December - Ruth

Shirley
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
Oh Melinda! Praying for her this morning. Please keep us posted, Shirley.... thank you!

Sheri
sandlapper_rose
8 years ago
Sending get well wishes to Melinda. Thanks for letting us know, Shirley. I can't swap months because I won't be available for a least a week during August. If no one wants to volunteer, maybe the group could just take a break until September?
Jeanne
EricaBraun
8 years ago
Shirley,

I sent you an email. I can take over the month, if needed.
brittneysgran
8 years ago
Jeanne-We can always take a break some month and especially if the need arises. Erica has stepped up and would like to take August so everyone who can please sign up. We had some of those cooler temps you posted about last week and it was wonderful. Short lived though as it was in the high 80's today.

Thanks Erica.

Shirley
pinkiris
8 years ago
Wishing you well Melinda =)

Jayeanne
sguanzon
8 years ago
Sheri your package is going out today. Finally rec'd the last item. It's no big deal but since I ordered it I wanted to include it! I'll email you the conf # later!

Sue G
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you sooooo much, Sue! I'll post pics as soon as I get it. :) Fun!

Sheri
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
My wonderful package from Sue G. arrived today!!!

S - Star jasmine (I rushed to plant it!)
U - Unusual Ladybug (this is so darn cute!!!)
M - Mighty cute Pooh and Grumpy Pot hangers
M - Motion sensing chirping bird ornament (I'm hoping this will scare the deer from my peas! It's cute, too.)
E - Everyone likes Juicy Fruit Gum
R - Ringing of the chimes Indian wind chime, lady bug wind chime and a dragonfly wind chime
T - Toadstool Rain Gage I LOVE this, but USPS managed to break it. I don't have a rain gage and this is super-cute. The USPS is so darn rough with packages. :(

I - Illumination for a pot or? (solar light) My garden toads will love this.
M - Mitt for the oven
E - Everyone needs some plant food spikes. ALWAYS need these! :)

What a wonderful, extremely thoughtful package, Sue. You are so kind. Thank you so much!

Sheri

This post was edited by Panhandle_Seed_Swap on Mon, Aug 18, 14 at 17:47
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
Forgot to mention that Sue G. sent me a green spade as well! I'll use it in my potting soil bin. Thank you, Sue!

Sheri
sguanzon
8 years ago
Oh Sheri I'm so sorry about the rain gauge, I'll try to replace it!

Sue G
Panhandle_Seed_Swap
Original Author
8 years ago
No need to replace the rain gage, Sue. Your package was so generous. Thank you!!! :)

Sheri

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