HAVE: Peas 'n-a-Pot seeds

16 years ago

I purchased the "Pea 'n-a-Pot" type of pea seeds from Burpee this year and ended up with far more seeds than I need. I'm in the Portland, OR area, so if anyone would like a few let me know and we can arrange for pickup or mailing. Here's what the Burpee website says about them:

Now anyone can grow a delectable crop of garden peas, no matter where you live or how much space you have.

These petite plants, only 10" tall, produce as many full-sized 3" pods as a larger plant, but can be grown in a space as small as an 8" diameter pot with no support.

Super cold hardy too, reported down to 20ÃÂ°F.

The ultimate "quick snack".

55 days.

I'm guessing they'll be perfect for balcony/patio gardening for apartment dwellers like myself. Any takers? :)

I also have some extra swiss chard and catnip and basil seeds I purchased from Fred Meyer...

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flora2
16 years ago
I'd love some. Unfortunately I am not in your area. Would it make sense to mail them? Thanks
purplelotus
16 years ago
hi
I would love some peas, chard and basil seeds. I am in WA though. Please let me know if you would mail them.
thanks
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flora2
16 years ago
Hi
I am going to be in the Portland area this weekend. You would not happen to have any of these left, wouldn't you? Thanks
pdxjules
16 years ago
Free Monthly Plant Exchange/Swap:

Sat. 6/23 & Sun. 6/24 10am to 7pm

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Free & Fun Monthly Plant Exchange/Swap!

Sat. June 23rd & Sun. June 24th
10am to 7pm

7506 N. Albina Ave.
Corner of N. Lomband & N. Albina Ave.
Portland, OR 97217
503-459-3230

Cool Plants, Unusual Plants, Heirloom Plants, Herbs,
Baby Plants and DidnÂt Quite Work in Your Garden Plants for The Great Monthly 2 Day Plant Exchange!

Do you have plant babies arriving faster than you know what to do with? Do your friends run when they see you coming in the spring and summer with an arm load of plants?
Or do you just love to share your passion? Well, this is the place to trade, talk and bring home new "guilt free" plants!

Yesterday and Tomorrow, a new shop in N. Portland, is sponsoring a monthly plant exchange starting June 23rd to June 24th. Bring your identified plants to trade! Plants may be dropped off from this point on. When you drop off the plants for the exchange, we will check them in and give you a plant exchange credit, which is good for the whole season!

See you here! E-mail nghthawk40@aol.com
or call 503-459-3230 with questions.

Location: 7506 N. Albina Ave.
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

Hope to see some of you - I think I can get there on Sunday, and may be able to drop off before Saturday:

Bronze Fennel
German Camomile (crazy flowers now - wow)
Lamium, vigorous variagated groundcover)
Virginia Persicaria (shrub)
Armloads of Rootable Rosemary
a nice shrub with bronzy leaves

Does anyone want healthy Black Cherry Saplings?
Come help dig, anytime

(Notice found at CraigsList - looks like a groovy place. I almost bought the house a few years back)
bkrause_sos_net
16 years ago
Burpee dropped them from their catalog this year. Anyone know where they are available this year?

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