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Search for vintage Eyerdom/Granger Gardens varieties
Comments (37)Used to visit Grangers and buy from them in the 1980’s when i had my violet business. closed my business, moved from WV to VA and went back to teaching. Unfortunately, due to a house fire in 1990, i lost most of my collection. i have Kilauea (growing babies from bloom stems) , Emilie Savage, Artcturua, Firebird and leaves of Wonderland Would love to purchase Granger’s Heart’s Desire, Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, Desert Dawn, Lavendar Tempest, Garnet Elf, Coralette, and Seafoam Would also like White Madonna (suppose to be their first plant). Bought the original Valencia and Desert Dawn for $50, brought them home, crowned them out and sold the babies Hate that all the Eyerdoms that i knew have passed away. Last i was up there was when they were closing in 1996....See MoreHydroponic Information for Indoor Gardening
Comments (4)There's a guy around here that goes by Hydroponica that's got what he calls an encyclopedia with a bunch of stuff, but it's incomplete and he doesn't seem to do much work on it. If you Google "encyclopedia hydroponica" it'll come up. There's a couple other people around here with good sites too, but I forgot who. Mostly I recommend the articles on Advanced Nutrient's website (they make hydroponic nutrients but they've got a lot of good general information stuff). Here is a link that might be useful: Advanced Nutrients Articles...See Moreroof garden photo and information
Comments (1)This is of interest to me also, Young Im. I will see what I can find. Has anyone else emailed you on this request of yours?...See MoreWANTED: information on swap partners for newbies
Comments (40)Well, I thought I had better post here since I was asked to join this swap after-the-fact because someone "had" to drop out after they already had their partner. Sorry, Ann, for the horrible bind that that put you in. First of all, I do want the person I am sending to to know that I am delighted to send to him/her. I haven't done a swap in some time, and I think this one will be fun. Now, a little about me for my new swap partner. I love kitchen gadgets. My kitchen and dining room are yellow, red, blue. I love wine. I really love and need serving bowls. I love eclectic but I hate polka dots. I love aprons, and can't get enough of them. I love regional stuff, including foods. My wish book is the King Arthur flour catalog. I am on Weight Watchers, but I still love to make (and eat) breads. I love to cook, but love to bake even more. I love to look at jams and jellies, although I seldom eat them, but I don't really need any more. I have enough to last 10 years or more. I love dark chocolate, hate milk chocolate. Oh wait, I forgot! The theme for this swap is stuff that YOU love. Well, I guarantee that I will love what you send me. I am like a kid in a candy store when a swap package arrives! I will be easy to buy for, I promise. Sherry...See MoreSayo Violet
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