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WANTED: Newby looking for seeds/plants

12 years ago

Hey everyone, I'm new to gardening and to gardenweb. It looks like a great place to help me make the best of my yard. I'm just moved and there isn't a single garden on the property.. Would be great if I could get some neat varieties to get me started. Any shares are greatly appreciated and am willing to pay for any SASE, I just don't have any seeds or plants to exchange yet.

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greylady_gardener
12 years ago
hello GardenLu and welcome. it would be helpful to put your e-mail address on you page (not here in the thread), so that people can contact you.

Also let us know what you are looking to grow...perennials, veggies, annuals...etc.
a location would also be helpful.......you never know, you could be close enough to someone to be able to pick up seeds or plants (if you chose to arrange a meeting with a fellow gardener).
GardenLu
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you for the guidance.. I think my email shared now :) Also, I am looking to grow some veggies along with some annuals to help fill the front and side of my house.
I have some simple herb seeds to share if anyone wants some for trade?
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