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Ozark exchanges?

Posted by rockguy 6 (My Page) on
Fri, Oct 9, 09 at 22:27

I see there's very little activity on the "exchange" link at the top of the page of the Ozark Gardening forum. Last post in July, scroll down just a few and you're in 2005! For one, I'd like to get a few swaps going, anybody else?


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RE: Ozark exchanges?

Rockguy - You may want to post in the main Seed Exchange forum. It's much more active than the exchange page here. Those imbedded forums are always slow. They're hard to find.
Not trying to run you off of course. Hope you stick around. I just think you'll get a better response for trading at the link below. Make a loooong wish list because some people are very generous and glad to find someone that will appreciate their over-abundance of seeds.

Here is a link that might be useful: Seed Exchange Forum


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RE: Ozark exchanges?

Thanks Christie, just trying to trade more locally :)


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RE: Ozark exchanges?

rockguy- pm me with your address. i have over 250 different heirloom tomato seeds that are getting old and i don't have the space to grow and save seeds. i don't want them to be lost. i can fix you up pretty quick.

william


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RE: Ozark exchanges?

sweetwm007~ Thanks for the offer. I save my own seed for several tomatoes and don't have room to plant anymore. As a seed-saver, it does thrill me that there are so many seeds out there now available for heirlooms that weren't just a few years ago. I mean the plants existed but availability of seeds is so much better now via the internet. I hope you can find some other folks to plant those tomatoes and keep them going :)


 
 

 

 


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