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Round Robin Exchange
mcc371

Round Robin Seed Box

mcc371- Tammy M.
7 years ago

Hello Everyone,

I have been in these before but nobody has hosted one lately so I thought it would be kinda fun to do another. Always feels like Christmas to me seeing all the seeds.

Here are the Rules:

Will take 12 signups and then we will start the Robin on his Flight.

1. No more then 5 pks of one kind of seed can be used. Acceptable seeds are Vegetables, Flowers, Herbs, Trees.

2. No old seeds please

3. no seeds that are molding or wet.

4. Make sure you replace seeds that you taking out of the Round Robin.

5. Label each seed pack

Plant name:

Sun/Shade:

Hardyness if you know it

Your Houzz/GW username

Specify if the seeds are from your garden/Commercial/trade

6. Please make sure that all seed packets are sealed good so that the seeds don't come out of the packets.

7. Make sure that each player gives me there mailing address, email address, and phone number.

8. Please make sure that you are watching for the Round Robin. When it is near your time to receive that Round Robin that you let the group know

9. Make sure that if you had received the round Robin that you tell the group.

  1. There will be a tracking number on the Round Robin, PLEASE don't keep the Robin for more than THREE DAYS so it will go faster.
  2. Have fun!!!!!!!!

Have a beauiful day!

Tammy

Featured Answer
  • lorabell_gw
    7 years ago

    I've spoken to my post carrier, and just got off the phone again with the office. Yes, there should be a scan saying it was undeliverable and on the way to Amy's. No, it isn't in the carriers vehicle. It's only been a week but, yes, we should initiate a claim. ( Amy's on this- must be done on her end). Yes, they will give me a call if they find out anything.....

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