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Spring seedling exchange?

17 years ago

I was thinking we could get together and share or trade our extras. Then toward the end of August beginning of have a tomato/veggie tasting. I frequent another site that has groups doing this. I think it would be a great way to try new things and get ideas. What do you think?

Tyff

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hjust1
17 years ago
I'd love to do this. We'll have to see how many of my seeds come up before I'll know what extra I have. But of course, I can't really put much of anything in the ground for another six weeks anyway, right? *sigh*
Heather
songbirdmommy
17 years ago
I love the idea!
I currently have a bunch of pansies left over.
I also have a bunch of strawberry plants too.

I am willing to trade for:
Hosta
Irises
bleeding heart(light pink or white)
astibille(white, lt. pink or lavender)
Lavender
????????
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