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Comments (2)keep 'em warm, read them stories, and so on Little more complicated than that but the FAQs here cover all the basics. And please take them out of the rice now. However you do need to know that they are hybrid varieties so what you get from the seeds, if they grow (many are sterile) will most likely not be the same. Hybrids often revert to parent stock. So do some research into the differences between hybrids and open-pollinated varieties when it comes to growing from seed and then decide if it is worth spending the time on them. Dave Here is a link that might be useful: Saving seeds from hybrids...See MoreEVERYTHING you need to know about the October 1st garden party!
Comments (11)How far is the ramada area from the parking area? I have a truck and planned to put my trading stuff in the back and trade out of the truck. What I have is too prickly (cactus & succulent) to handle excessively - POV from a truely indoctrinated desert dweller - my aim is to minimize exposure to the spikes! Plus with major thinning needed here on my desert lot there will be too much volume of it to simply haul it over to the ramada. So wondering if my plan for truck tradking doesn't fit the planned event or??? I have a lot of opuntia, cholla and aloe to share but I sure don't want to haul them around any more than necessary. Maybe not so many people would want these things anyway? I also have seeds, cuttings, houseplants and some other non-prickly stuff that I'll bring too but please let me know on the accessibility to the parking area for the event. I'd hate to show up and never get anyone to even look at what I brought because it was simply too far from the action. If it's quite a long distance from the event area I should probably seriously consider not bringing all that prickly stuff and maybe just bring a small box to carry to the ramada. Those who have been at the location, please advise....See MoreNEW: Incredible Edibles: Seed Clean Out Swap
Comments (84)We are almost there!! Here is the list as of this afternoon: So here is how it stands right now: farmergirl2009/Ellie - received Sorellina/Julianna - received highalttransplant/Bonnie - received plant-one-on-me /Kim - received Shanta/? - received dieg01991 / Amy - received jshipway/ Jennifer dcj24 / ? - received christine00 / ? - received sassybutterfly_2008 / Wendy - received jessew/ ? - received lisa831/Lisa - received clay_lady/Lynn - received booberry85/ Becky - received jodie74/ Jodie- received neohippie/ Amanda - received...See MoreMarch round of 12 Month Seed Swap
Comments (52)Beth--a reverse swap in May has my vote too!!!! DORIS!!!! Thank you so much for your note and seeds--but you don't 'owe' me anything!!! I send to you!!!! I know it must be hard to get caught up on your corespondance and pkgs--haha--I have a time keeping up myself and I don't even have a good reason for it!!:) Thanks again!! Jeanette...See Moreplllog
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