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elaine8_gw

WANTED: Marigolds and Tomatoes at Bonney Lake

elaine8_gw
17 years ago

Hi,

Will anyone have Marigolds and Tomatoes to trade?

Thanks, Elaine

Comments (3)

  • kitty32_z8
    17 years ago

    Elaine,
    I can bring Jerome a few Lemon Drop Marigold babies. They are just puting on their first set of REAL leaves, so they are WAY small.
    Let me know so I can pot them up for you.
    Kathy

  • nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
    17 years ago

    I am potting up my teeny babies too. Hopefully will have some that make it. If they do..I will have some to spare. Are you looking for shorter or smaller varieties..or are you going with size? I have a little of both planted.

  • elaine8_gw
    Original Author
    17 years ago

    Any size Marigold is fine with me. I'm potting Phlox subulata if either of you are interested in any. It's the creeping one (bright lavender) and great for full sun.

    Let me know. Thanks, Elaine

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