NEWBIE SEED OFFER FOR DECEMBER 2016 - JANUARY 2017 ONLY
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OT: DB may move to Toronto for six months (Dec 2016-May2017)
Comments (36)Thanks for all the help and suggestions, but as it turned out, Sony decided not to send anyone to Toronto and is going to let the staff in Toronto work it out on their own without a director. I guess that is one way for them to save money. So I will wait for warmer weather before I visit Toronto, and Kevin will not be there, unless he goes with me. Last week a friend asked me to go to Brazil with him some time next year after April. He has to settle an estate there, and he knew that I could take the time off. We'll see if that materializes. I would like to visit Brazil, but I've been afraid to go because I do not speak Portuguese, but my friend does, and that would make me feel more comfortable. He will be mainly going to Rio de Janeiro, but would be making side trips to Petrópolis and other places....See MoreNEW to gardening
Comments (1)Hello I use lik to welcome you and there's this post http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/4314773/newbie-seed-offer-for-december-2016-january-2017-only?n=28 that helps peopl ho are new that are in need of seeds for free I hope you have a great time gardening it helps relieve stress and anger lol...See MoreNewbie Seed Project Needs Veggie Donations
Comments (0)Hi All, Some of you might recognize me, but in general I tend to "hang out" in the Seed Exchange area. I took over the Newbie Seed Project 3 yrs ago from Bakemom who started it 10 yrs before that. We send out packs of 25+ varieties to newbies who send in stamps, to help get them started. I'm running terribly low (almost out) of veggie seeds for newbies, and another member suggested I might post here asking for donations. If you have any extra veggie seeds you're willing to send for Newbies, please message me. In december alone, I sent out 25 newbie packs, which is pretty busy for holiday time. http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/4314773/newbie-seed-offer-for-december-2016-january-2017-only?n=46 THANKS SO MUCH for your consideration! Val...See MoreVeggie Tales - December 2017
Comments (96)Jack - that is the greatest chia pet ever. And I mean GREATEST! The best. Like none other... I've been absent from the boards for just about the whole month of December (too busy brewing – have done 40 gallons of beer and 15 gallons of wine so far!), but Sunday I went through all my seeds and put in my order at Johnny’s. Also sowed some lettuce, kale, and spinach for S&G…should have done that a long time ago but better now than never – maybe it’ll last long enough to transplant outside when it starts to warm up (we’ve been at or below zero wind chill just about every day since Christmas - I have a hunch we are going to have a long cold winter). Jack are you doing regular onions from seeds this year or just bunching? I think I remember you thinking that seeds weren’t worth it based on the last couple years results. I’ll be doing seeds if only to have something growing in January – Monastrell, Walla Walla, Sierra Blanca, and Moonshine from Johnny’s. I have to start planning my plant start donation/sale benefitting my moms MS Walk team. Last year was a hit even though it was poorly planned and spur of the moment. I did tomatoes and peppers only but had some people asking about cukes, zukes, and herbs so I might add those to the list. Problem is keeping the varieties o a reasonable number. I had 10 tomatoes and 7 or 8 peppers last year. Here’s my list so far (subject to change - let me know if there's anything glaring you see missing): Tomatoes – Big Beef, Amish Paste, Black Krim, Black Cherry, Big Boomer Cherry, Moskvich, Sun Gold, Giant Garden Paste, Cherokee Purple, Early Girl, Brandy Boy. Peppers – Jalepeno, Baron Poblano, Hungarian Wax, Lunchbox, Habanero, Ghost Chili, Doux D’espagne. 1 slicing Cuke, 1 pickling (variety TBD) Yellow squash, zucchini Basil, Oregano, Thyme, Parsley Might pull up some strawberry runners to sell. Probably will sell some of the onions starts too. I need to get my greenhouse built !!! That has to be a priority this year....See MoreRelated Professionals
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