Gardeners Favorite, Veggie Seed SWAP
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WANTED: Seeds for Veggie Garden in Exchange for Leftover Seeds
Comments (2)I have some Speedy Bush Beans left over from a packet I bought this year, and I would love to trade for some morning glories. Email me if you are interested!...See MoreWANTED: Victory Garden Veggie Swap Saturday June 5 Redmond
Comments (1)I meant to say "HAVE" not "Wanted". This event is definitely on. Cheers, Jim...See Morebeth_b_kodiak
Comments (39)I'm involved in a plant swap with Beth and her package arrived yesterday, with all plants in excellent condition and very well packaged. I still haven't mailed her package yet, but it will be going out 4 daze from now (following this Memorial Day weekend). In the long run I do believe it will be worth my sloth,...or at least so I hope. --wringing hands-- Beth,...you're the best! Thank you sooooo much for your constant generosity! :)...See MoreNEW: mystery veggy and herb seed swap
Comments (37)Hey Kim! Speaking for myself here, I say, family comes first! How is your son doing? My prayers go out to him for a total and speedy recovery and for peace for the rest of you! I can totally relate - trust me - I had hundreds and hundreds of seed packs here just waiting to be sent back out - people thought I fell off the end of the earth. I did - I landed in the er with one daughter, spent the next week in the hospital with dh trying to save his foot and spent the rest of the holidays in critical care with mil. You get your rest and take care of Mommy! Drink lots of water and take your vitamins, you don't want to stress your system so much you get sick too! I can wait, I understand. Oh, and watch out for the lime jello...eeewwee!...See Morebeth_b_kodiak
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