Thank you for all of the wonderful and generous replies! For some reason, not all of the replies came to my email, so I apologize for the delay in responding to some of you. I emailed everyone back! Yes, we plan to be seed savers, so we can trade and plant more next year, or donate to other people looking to start gardening... or maybe to a community garden. I keep coming back to this site and finding there's always something new that I didn't see before (or didn't have time to check out). I hope to learn all kinds of things here and check out lots of forums and pick up tips and hints as we go. Maybe in the future, in turn we can mentor someone else. We're also experimenting with multiple gardening techniques including indoor container gardening, aquaponics (over the fish tank), and of course, outdoor gardening too... It's all a lot of fun, and the kids are having a blast (and it's not even warm enough to plant outside yet)!

Would anyone be interested in trading seeds, I will start the box off with twenty or more of seeds and bulbs. It will travel from state to state, you would put in as many as you take out such as if you take out 10 you have to put in 10 of varies kinds. If you are interested send me you name address, and after the first one receive the box they send it on to someone else. lmk

I have anacharis (blooms small white flowers if left to float, not hold to the bottom), water fern, water lettuce and water poppies(yellow blooms, not a floater, needs to be potted) Email me

Hello Helen, I live in Coquitlam and I would not start any own root cuttings until it cools down. 70 to 74 F. (about 20 to 23 max C. ) is the BEST temperature. You could try of course, but you have to expect to loose some cuttings or all. Check out my "Own Root Cuttings Setup Gallery" on my web-site. Link below. Here is a link that might be useful: Own Root Cuttings Setup Gallery