Plant trades for 2017
nomadh
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**** Spring 2017 East Tennessee Plant Swap ****
Comments (6)The website is back up and going. The Swap Forum is also working, but everyone will have to re-register and all the old data is lost. I went to very great efforts to try to keep the old data, but was unfortunately unable to do so (more details can be found on the website, if you want to know more). I hope everyone will re-register! The site's email functions are not working yet, so please be patient and I will try to approve users ASAP (at least once per day)....See MoreScion wood list 2017 for trade
Comments (19)Hi Matt. I'll try another e-mail. Getting late in the season for cutting with days going 5-8 degrees above zero but we do still have 2 feet of snow on the ground so while the maple syrup is starting to run I think the fruit trees are probably still sleeping. Some of my varieties I might not have wood to spare right now as they are pretty young and I have sent out scions already to several people so far but ask and I will see what I can do. Worst case I will get it to you next year. For cherries all I have is the UofS sour cherries. Romeo, Juliet, Cupid, Crimson Passion....See MoreTrade list / wish list/ giveaway list, for Raleigh spring swap 2017
Comments (11)Hello all, I am glad I looked. The date is set in my calendar. Lorabell: you gave me a plant that looked like a onion and had skinny and fleshee leaves coming out of it. Has that ever bloomed for you? Well, ... mine is blooming now. I had a BUNCH of stuff blooming in the greenhouse. Karen, you didn't tell me it is THAT awesome with a greenhouse!!! Cacti that have never bloomed before, stuff growing like crazy, Wow, super cool! (well, yes, I am excited for spring!) Vlad...See MoreFresh red poppy seeds 2017 for trade with white ones.
Comments (0)Hi, I have fresh red poppy seeds that I picked last week. They are from the red plants that are about 24-30 inches tall. I'm hoping to trade with someone who has white ones that they harvested this year....See Morekuchinickb
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