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Comments (10)I didn't mean to critize Ingrid. I was fortunate to be able to find Pretty Jessica last year. I know a lot of folks are looking for it. It is a good post. The truth is I have, in the right mood, fessed up for expensive shipping on a rose I couldn't live without. I did it with Alfred Colomb when I could only find it at a west coast nursery. It arrived well packaged and healthy but in 2 years hasn't given me a single bloom. So it also makes sense for other reasons to maybe order from places within a similiar climate. OK, now back to Ingrid's topic, sorry for the hijack. Nancy...See MoreLeftover seeds available for postage
Comments (35)seedmoney - thank you SO much for the seeds, just got them in today. I wish you were here when I shouted "YES!" at the dinner table. My husband raised his eyebrow at me. The extras are wonderful. I will be sure to send you pictures....See MoreMore Cuttings Available for Postage or Trades
Comments (31)Hi Kathy, I just had to bring back this posting. Seeing the pics of your noid yellow keeps me going thru the bleak/cold winter. I also wanted to share with you that I just potted up the 3 noid yellow cuttings you sent to me. The 'Kelly Anne' and the 'Xena' also made it! i have to admit, I was really worried about them. They were sooo cold but they didn't die. I also noticed that some of the bark was peeling when they were in water for a few days. Now that they are rooted for me, I shouldn't have to worry about them suffering from the cold shipping right?? I also wanted to tell you that I am going to be moving up the first batch of cuttings you sent to me. Most of them all have 3 or 4 inch growths on them now. In total, I only lost 2 of the 28 you sent out. 'Dr. Seus' and now I cannot remember the last something Native Double Peach? That was a bummer but I have so many still and in fact, I still have to pot up Willie's cuttings and get the heat pack to Karen. All of Willie's brugs made it thru, and then my friend Laura who sent me the noids. I am hoping that I can keep all my cuttings in the pots I am going to be moving them into now. They are have gal. jugs and only the tops are cut off of them. That wont be a cheap job. I will probobly have to spend $40 on the mix I use for them. I buy it from a greenhouse in Erie. I am also going to try and email you pics of the cuttings when they were about 3 weeks old. Andrew...See Morehave: sase postage heads up
Comments (0)Hi everyone, I have sent out a lot of seeds for SASE. I really enjoy doing so. BUT, for me to return a Bubble Envelope, and usually even just a regular envelope with just bubble wrap costs $1.10 because they are oversize (too fat usually). It is fairly new, because I know that the price used to be just two $.52 stamps. Now, some of you have sent a bit too much postage as well, and that is a waste of money for you as I hadn't found out 'til I mailed the envelopes. I know Canada Post has gotten a bit confusing with their postage, they don't have the prices on the stamps anymore. So, if you are sending a SASE to someone, please make sure that you include the proper postage. I really don't mind putting a couple cents on the odd envelope, but it does add up after a while. So for a SASE bubble envelope it will cost $1.10 each way. For a normal envelope with bubble wrap added you may save a bit of postage on the way to me, but when the seeds are added (unless it is just 1 packet) chances are pretty good that the return will be $1.10. You can buy $1.10 stamps at the post office if you want, other wise you need two $.52, one $.05 and one $.01 stamps. And, please don't try to cut corners by sending without bubble wrap at least, I would really hate to have sent you a bunch of seeds that were destroyed by the postal system on their way to you. Thank you, and Happy Trading Randi...See Moresocks
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