NEWBIE SEED PROJECT - MAY 2017
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val (MA z6)
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NEWBIE SEED OFFER FOR DECEMBER 2016 - JANUARY 2017 ONLY
Comments (46)VERY INEXPENSIVE SEEDS. It always hurts financially to pay $5 for a packet of a few seeds, plus $5-8 postage if mail order. This seed distribution project of Val's is wonderful. And I want to introduce newbies to an additional source of great quality almost-free seed. There is a seed company called American that is always sold at Walmart and sometimes at dollar or discount stores. I have never understood how this company can make much profit because printing the paper seed packets probably costs more than they charge. Their seed packets are about 30-50 cents each. They only sell open-polinated, but often the best cultivars of the OPs. The seed packets are put out in Ohio in walmart in March, and generally sell out very fast. I buy all my herb seed from American at Walmart, most of my vegetables (other than tomatoes), and some flower seeds. I have bought this seed for many, many years, and have always been very hsppy with my plants. When I read about Val's wonderful project, I thought I would buy American seed next March to contribute. Then I realized that the postage would cost more than the price of seeds. So it would be less expensive for people to buy this seed themselves instead of paying more postage....See MoreNEWBIE SEED PROJECT NEEDS DONATIONS
Comments (49)Hi, I have nonGMO from Botanical Interests: Buckwheat, Peas for shoots/micro greens, fenugreek sprouts and red velvet lettuce. And Painted Mountain Corn from Finney Farm in WA. I also have straight eight cucumber and Cali wonder pepper (from Burpee Organic). I don't want them to go to waste, they 'expire' in 2018/2019 and I have more seeds than I need for the next 3 years. Please let me know where to send them! Thanks!...See MoreNEWBIE SEED OFFER FOR JANUARY 2017 ONLY
Comments (32)Lizzie, it's fine to offer your seeds to other newbies, but please ask them to reply to you via private message or start your own post. This thread is for newbies to post for newbie seeds, otherwise the thread becomes too long and cluttered for me to work with. Thanks!...See MoreNEWBIE SEED PROJECT - NOVEMBER 2017
Comments (9)TECHNICAL HELP FOR NEWBIES PLEASE GO TO YOUR EDIT PROFILE PAGE AND MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR CURRENT EMAIL ADDRESS LISTED CORRECTLY. Then go to ADVANCED SETTINGS (<<--click here) (located under “Account”on the left side of the “edit profile” page or at- https://www.houzz.com/settingsAdvanced ) Scroll down to "Privacy settings" and select the option of “ALLOW ANYONE TO MESSAGE ME” under "Who can message me". ========================================== To add your growing zone: Go to ADVANCED SETTINGS Look for - Climate Zone for Garden Forums - and fill in your zone. ====================================================== To make/edit your wants/have list: Go to ADVANCED SETTINGS -Then click on the box under “My GardenWeb Trading List” -Type/paste in your seeds in a vertical list (much easier to read than a horizontal list with commas between). ============================================================= To access these settings: if you are currently logged in, click on your name anywhere on the site, or the “Your Houzz” button at the top right of any page. Then go to ===> Edit Profile ===> Advanced Settings (located under “Account”on the left) also, this page can be accessed by going directly to the web address -https://www.houzz.com/settingsAdvanced this is the page where you can edit your preferences, allow people to email you, list your growing zone, and fill in your have/ want lists. (THANKS LEILA for putting this together!)...See Moretches13
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