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WANTED: Have place will garden

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Posted by artqueen-2007 zone 9 TX (My Page) on
Mon, Nov 3, 08 at 17:34

Lost so much of the garden at our Gilbert Ranch, north of Winnie.The three hundred blue berry seedlings, all gone. I have 700 plus acres and would love to find someone that would love to do organic gardening with me or plant nursery, etc. Have all the equipment, tractor, tiller, mowers etc. Need to replaceangel trumpet cuttings, rose cuttings, anything really. Have some old fashioned roses, cleome, yellow cannas. Also have loads of pine, oak, seedlings. Just trying to get it all going again. Where to start?

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You can have cuttings of any of my roses

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I have Little White Lies, Little Buckaroo, and Golden Century. I have a few other things as well, plus I have access to another garden. Do you come to Austin from time to time? You could run with scissors in my yard when you do.
Sarah Jumel
1703 Dywer (south austin)

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RE: WANTED: Have place will garden

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I am about 100 miles away, in the Woodlands,

May be able to help you out with seeds and small plants.

What are you looking for - anything special?

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RE: WANTED: Have place will garden

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sending e mail
kiddo

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