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Too many Egyptian walking onions. Any upcoming plant exchanges?

14 years ago

My Egyptian walking onions have taken over one whole grow bed and I need to clear a lot of them out. Are there any upcoming plant exchanges around Snohomish County? Does anyone want a start of the walking oninons? I live in Lake Stevens (near Everett). They are very prolific and easy to grow here in Lake Stevens and they are a great attention getter in the garden. Visit the web site listed for more information about them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Egyptian Walking Onions

Comments (4)

plantslayer
14 years ago
I wish I had a plant to trade for some bulb sets or something. But I live in Seattle, and don't have a car, regardless. Are there any seeds that you are looking for that you want to trade for bulb sets?
dmelcer2
Original Author
14 years ago
Plantslayer, I'm sure we can work something out. E-mail me at the address on "My Page". Dorothy
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plantknitter
14 years ago
Check out the exchange forum--there is a plant trade in south Snohomish county June 27

Here is a link that might be useful: PNW exchange forum
dmelcer2
Original Author
14 years ago
Thank you Plantknitter for that information. I checked out the exchange forum and I would love to take part in that one. I have just finished school and am anxious to have more time to work with my first love - gardening. Dorothy

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