NEW: veggie, herb (culinary & medicinal),edible seed swap
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Comments (80)LOL Becky!!! What made me have a fear of it was because I watched the guy till up my garden area and I thought that thing was gonna shoot straight up in the air a few times. I almost went running across the garden at one point to catch him! Which would have probably hurt me more than him! HAHAHA! Good thing he didn't see me, he probably would have died laughing at me. I'll use the lawn mower, weed eater, edger and blower though... Go figure. ROFL! (At least Becky has an excuse not to mow! LOL) Bonnie! That's funny too! Neighbors, ain't they great for a good laugh. :D Christy, I'll cross my fingers that you get that tiller when they move. :) I did my flower beds by hand again this year and it was horrible! Took me 2 weeks to get them right. Don't wanna do that again EVER!...See MoreNEW: Incredible Edibles Seed Clean Out Swap!!
Comments (98)Hi Becky, Just my humble opinion here. I had a lot of season's end seeds to share. I hope that some go to everyone here that participates ~ I also hope that I sent enough to get some to the need 4 seeds charity as well. That was also somewhat my intent as well. I have happily/relieved that I cleaned out my seed box. I am looking forward to getting a few different/new seeds to try as well. I don't need oodles/hordes of seeds back... I mean after all what is the point of cleaning out the excess only to fill it up with excess again? I happily joined your swap because I really wanted too just share my excess of seeds with others whom might not readily have access to what I was growing. Yet they may have an excess of something I could really use.....Does that make sense? I really do need cucumbers, and possibly some sweet corn too... I went through my stuff to grow for this years garden and found that I am seriously lacking in the cucumber/corn department! Any herb seeds would be welcome too. I have on my GW member page a list of stuff I would love to have. I did not get a list too you of stuff that I wanted simply in my excitement / urgency of finally being able to get the seeds on there way to you I simply forgot. >>>lots o' stuff happening around here!!So if in question please peruse my GW member page... Just please remember my yard is a small area to garden, so no pumpkins please... They large or small the plants simply overwhelm my small space ~ Thank you again for hosting such a neat swap!! I am really excited to participate in my first round robin hope it goes well for everyone. I don't get off work unitl late at night so please have a little patience with the going, going, gone on the seeds... I might not get a chance to post until late at night with my work schedule quite hectic here... so please have some patience in that regard... bgrow_gardens...See MoreNEW: Incredible Edibles's 5th Annual Seed Clean Out Swap!
Comments (106)Hi Ellie! Received my envelope today. Thank you for all of your hard work on this swap! You've done a great job! Now if I could just wrap up the pepper swap, I could start trying to decide which seeds to plant from this swap! I'm afraid I've still got a long way to go ......See MoreWANTED: medicinal and culinary herb seed list have and wanted
Comments (6)hi =) and welcome i have a number of things from your wanted list. i am interested in - elderberry Borage White Mulberry (seeds) Wormwood Valerian i have a lot of Allheal (self heal prunella vulgaris) Chamomile common culinary oregano fennel as well as berries, organic veggies seeds from my garden, roses and common mint. i will attach my list so you can look it over and get back to me if you want to trade. you can chose a couple of extra, just cause youre new and i am trying to down size my seeds a bit.... Here is a link that might be useful: click here for my trade list This post was edited by leilahamaya on Mon, Dec 8, 14 at 21:20...See MoreEricaBraun
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