School Garden looking for free seeds.
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Comments (7)Hello, I think I can help with your cause! I do have plenty of veggies. I am also interested in your: Blue cap sea holly - Eryngium planum Verbascum "milkshake" Please check my trade lists. Also, do you have any other seeds from my wants list? Please let me know and thanks for your time. garden_n_mom...See MoreLooking for some feedback - our school's native garden
Comments (13)If you have some space I'd consider Jerusalem Artichoke. This is a very confusingly named native sunflower that I have heard was grown by native americans, and actually spread around the eastern half of the continent by humans. The roots are the edible part of the plant. one great thing about this plant is that it is in spectacular bloom with hundreds of 3 inch sunflowers in september when school is returning to session. it is a large plant, at least 6 feet tall and spreading to form a large clump, but durable and easy to grow. I have no idea why it is called jerusalem artichoke - not from jerusalem, not anything like an artichoke. The yellow plant next to the aster is a goldenrod, probably solidago canadensis. This is a great plant for attracting butterflies in the fall and is very easy to grow, durable (kids won't easily kill it), and spread to for a clump. The mystery plant with orange flowers is jewelweed - impatiens capensis. Jewelweed is considered a treatment for poison ivy - you break the stems and spread the juice on the poison ivy rash. jewelweed is an annual plant that should return from seed in the spring - look for seedlings in april and may. It does best in a moist area....See Moreneed free seeds for new garden - first timer - open for SASE
Comments (12)Gina and nanduta, Go to this thread (link below) and read some of the Frequently Asked Questions. I'm not trying to be rude. Both of you need to enable messaging so that people can message you directly and that's how we share our addresses and information. We don't want you to put your address out here for the world to see. We hope there aren't any stalkers, but we try to keep information between individuals. Gina, look on the Exchange Thread, Seed Exchange. That will have the Newbie Seed Project and you can click on the name of the thread starter. Then click on "Message" and you can ask about free seeds or seeds for postage. She does a wonderful job. Heidi http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/3371179/attention-newbies-please-read?n=33...See MoreFree seeds giveaway part of Esiah Levy SeedsShare project.
Comments (23)I have been desperately trying to get my computer to connect to the website. It is not working... :( I would love if you had any organic herbal seeds, like the comfrey I saw you posted about. I believe in plant medicine, so trying to find good seeds are hard for me. Any seeds you could spare would be a dream for my very small courtyard garden. :) I REALLY hope the website would be working right now.......... My email is unicornj922@yahoo.com if you could possibly help me figure out how to make this work xx Very gratefully yours, Janine...See Morepmjonesjr45
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