HAVE: Seeds for Trade Wanted & Have. Med Herbs, Veggies, etc

9 years ago

I have a huge list of Haves and Wanted, including medicinal herbs, culinary herbs, and vegetables. Seeds and plants. Please check my lists here :)

http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/oliviarosaline

Here is a link that might be useful: Trade List

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farmer_rons_patch
9 years ago
You've got mail.

Ron:)
stardrifting
9 years ago
You've got mail from me, too.

Stacy
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pat44th
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I have 2 types of lemongrass plants :- West Indian and Cymbopogon citratusis. I love to trade with your White Mulberry Cuttings .

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oliviarosaline
Original Author
9 years ago
I just wanted to say thanks for setting up trades with me, have set up 3 in less than 2 days. :) the best way to get a hold of me is through my email. Please take a look at my updated exchange list too.
Jaime
9 years ago
Email sent. :)
lovemeflowers
9 years ago
Would love to trade with you..my list is outdated I just need to add more to it. I am working on it bit you have some things I have really been looking for: horhound. White sage..bush basil. Climbing nasturium and a couple of other ones
katjaqu
9 years ago
You've got mail.
Thanks Kathy J.
cathybt9
9 years ago
message sent
aspasia44
9 years ago
Mine bounced...
LOTS of the following seeds: echinacea, hyssop and columbine. Have you ever tried wood betony? It was hard for me to find, and so unfamiliar I wasn't sure if the plant growing was betony or not. Common herb in the old days, the spears look like hyssop but it grows in clumps. I have a cache of those seeds on hand; I use it a lot in tea.
I would really like to pump up the variety of my opium poppies, try some anise again this year (just disappeared - maybe I pulled by mistake), arnica (put the seedlings out on a hot day - they fried, poor things) and st john's wort runners (no luck with seeds). Let me know!
Colleen

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