Seed/Plant Sharing

MissKitty · 11-06-2009, 04:47 PM

Anyone interested? We have tons of seeds.

beachnut01 · 11-07-2009, 09:33 PM

What kind of seeds? Things you plant now?? We are remodeling and plan on doing alot of outside work this spring so I'm trying to learn now about plants/planting and gardening (yep i kill everything except weeds). We do have some boxwoods we are planning on getting rid of if that's something you'd like to transplant. I dont even know what else is out there...so much in our big yard!

pixiegirl · 11-07-2009, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by beachnut01

What kind of seeds? Things you plant now?? We are remodeling and plan on doing alot of outside work this spring so I'm trying to learn now about plants/planting and gardening (yep i kill everything except weeds). We do have some boxwoods we are planning on getting rid of if that's something you'd like to transplant. I dont even know what else is out there...so much in our big yard!

We have morning glory, cosmo, petunia, moon flower and hibiscus seeds. All of it can be planted in the spring. Now is the time for harvesting seeds so it was fresh in our mind.

JoeMac · 11-11-2009, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by beachnut01

What kind of seeds? Things you plant now?? We are remodeling and plan on doing alot of outside work this spring so I'm trying to learn now about plants/planting and gardening (yep i kill everything except weeds). We do have some boxwoods we are planning on getting rid of if that's something you'd like to transplant. I dont even know what else is out there...so much in our big yard!

The reason you say you kill everything except weeds is that weeds have adapted to these soils and growing conditions. Next time try to find native Mid Atlantic plants. Not only will they grow for you they will require very little maintenance. You can find tons of info online on which plants are native.

*sockgirl77* ^(Premo) · 11-11-2009, 04:57 PM

Don't they have donor banks for this sort of thing?

Cowgirl · 11-11-2009, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by pixiegirl

Now is the time for harvesting seeds so it was fresh in our mind.

Are you sharing one now?

*sockgirl77* ^(Premo) · 11-11-2009, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Cowgirl

Are you sharing one now?

pixiegirl · 11-12-2009, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Cowgirl

Are you sharing one now?

Isn't it obvious?

jen8753 · 11-13-2009, 12:42 PM

If you have leftovers, you can donate them to WinterSown.Org ~ The Authoritative Site for Winter Sowing Information.
They are a free seed sharing website.

11-07-2009, 09:33 PM	#2 (permalink)
beachnut01 Registered User Member Since: Nov 2007 Location: Beach to Boonies Posts: 25	What kind of seeds? Things you plant now?? We are remodeling and plan on doing alot of outside work this spring so I'm trying to learn now about plants/planting and gardening (yep i kill everything except weeds). We do have some boxwoods we are planning on getting rid of if that's something you'd like to transplant. I dont even know what else is out there...so much in our big yard!
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sockgirl77 ^(Premo) Craptastic Member Since: Aug 2003 Location: On the 2nd Floor. Posts: 40,976 Blog Entries: 1	Don't they have donor banks for this sort of thing?
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jen8753 I have garlic breath. Member Since: Oct 2007 Location: GB, MD Posts: 193	If you have leftovers, you can donate them to WinterSown.Org ~ The Authoritative Site for Winter Sowing Information. They are a free seed sharing website.
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