waht do you have to trade in gardening? lmk e-amil plaese.

This is such a good idea tl.graham & wish I could commit to doing it this month... but, I have to say no so I can wrap up what I've already started here & at camp. I am checking things off my list, but sometimes add 2 more to it. Plus our son graduates this year... You all know how time fills up... I want to catch a hummingbird on camera, but I have to sit still in the garden with the camera to do that. I had put some pots on my chair because I'm not sitting anyway & wanted to keep them up away from slugs. I moved the plants the other day, but haven't sat there yet. In between rain showers I'm on my feet working not sitting because we haven't had much sunshine yet. We went to a plant swap on Saturday & brought home 100s of plants. I'm only keeping a few dozen & the rest go to our daughter, camp, a friend, or our parents. Only 2 are still as given in the plastic bags dug up from the garden perennials now. I've been potting or planting like crazy this week using up my potting soil stash to keep them growing well. Spring is full of fun! Corrine

If you don't want to give a GOOD review without fear of ruining the business, then better not to give a review at all. If somebody contacts you directly asking for a recommendation, tell them the same thing you said here. This is the good, this is the bad. They can make their own decision. We chose a kitchen contractor based on glowing reviews and personal recommendations from speaking to past customers that we approached on our own. We had problems. For example, he doesn't pay his bills so his subs hold back work and supplies. Work and supplies we already PAID for, but he didn't forward the money. It was pay out of our pocket again or be S-O-L. It was like our items were being held hostage. Mentioned it to a few of the glowing reviewers to find out they had the same issues, and more. WTF? Why recommend them then? His cabinet worker was an artist, and I am not kidding. He did some custom work to make prefab cabinets look built in and match what we had existing. Awesome work! We got recommendations based on this pretty much alone. But he was a sub. I would have hired him directly had I have known and bypassed the root of the problems. We were left without a kitchen, no sink, no countertop, for months when the whole job should have taken two weeks. Ended up with a custom island that is waaaay too large. It would cost as much to have it fixed as it took to purchase so for now it stays and we have to keep it pushed against the wall due to fire code. So much for the breakfast bar overhang that we have never been able to use. And it is unstable because we had to add wheels so it is moveable (fire code again). We could have avoided a lot of lost money and heartache. Dances.

Ladies - Park Seed has free shipping no minimums code BLOSSOM (can't find end date on this one, just announced, figure probably weekend only). https://parkseed.com Harris Seed has free shipping UNTIL TOMORROW code 8springfs at their Gardentrends newer site. https://www.gardentrends.com EDITING to add - hard to shop just seed on this site, lots of more expensive collections and plants BUT if you click something (Vegetables then Squash for instance) you can sort price low to high and get to the seed first. Doing it that way I find 10 organic seeds for Honeyboat Delicata or Queensland Blue for just $1.09 https://www.gardentrends.com/collections/squash?sort_by=price-ascending Saw the sale code on garden.org, haven't tried it yet. Not that there's a thing I need, but do have to look ....