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Round Robin Exchange
nettasaura

NEW: 'Name-That-Seed' Round Robin

18 years ago

Hi everyone! I would like to host my first Round Robin.

It will be one big envie that will travel from person to person.

Rules:

1). The envie will start with at least 30 packs of seeds, but probably more....all named.

1). This robin will be for named cultivars only (ie: Nemophila "Pennie Black"). No general mixes or descriptions. *I realize that this might end up excluding some very new newbies, but all I have left in my trading box is named cultivars so I thought I might try this as a Round Robin.

2). The envie will travel to person #1 who will remove as many packs as they like and will replace those with the same amount of packs or more, again named cultivars only. They will then send the envie on to person #2 and so on.

3). Your trade packs don't need to be stuffed because some named cultivars are harder to come by. And they can be commercial, collected, or extra from trades. Most of mine will have the standard 25 seeds....more for smaller seeds, a few less for larger seeds, less than 25 for hard to find seeds.

Please post here. Sign up deadline is November 10th. The Robin will launch November 15th. I hope to get at least 20 people for this one to make it worth it, more would make it fabulous.

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