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My first sprouts!!!

16 years ago

I finally have green. I have been so envious of everyone's sprouts, especially the z 5'ers. You big braggers !

They are Cheiranthus Bedding Mix I received in the WLOYWL Round Robin months ago. My first out of 161 containers. Cant wait to sow the annuals.

Tammy

Here is a link that might be useful: Link to my post about these

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gardenluv
16 years ago
Congrats!!! The first sprouts are so exciting! I too am really excited about annuals this year! By the way, what does WLOYWL stand for?
tammyinwv
Original Author
16 years ago
It was Patty's "Whats left on your want list swap" All participants could send in up to 150 seeds packs (or more), and they would be distributed to others. So if you sent in 100 seed packs, you got back 100 which would be mostly what was on their "want" list. Loads of fun, and lots of seeds.
tammy
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