When I first read this the other day, my first thought was "large enuf for an okra blossum"....and that's still my only other thought, even though I've racked my brain. Since I was without power for so many days, I think my battery is low....=)

Paula

P.S. thnx for pointing that water hose in my direction!! LOL

You're welcome! LOL

And thanks for the okra idea. This is my first year growing okra so I'll play with sizes on it (assuming I don't kill it first).

Diane,

I have no idea about blossom bags in general because all I've ever bagged is tomatoes and those flowers are relatively small.

You might try looking at the websites of seed companies that sell seed-saving supplies and see what size bags they offer. Maybe that would give you some ideas about bag sizes. Two that come to mind are Seed Savers Exchange (seedsavers.org) and Southern Exposure Seed Exchange (southernexposure.com).

The only really big bags I can think of would be for corn, and I'm not sure how big those would have to be. I'm also not sure what the demand would be for corn shoot and tassel bags. Lawson Bag Company makes and sells both types of corn bags. A Google search might turn up either their website or the website of someone who carries their bags. As far as I can remember, their corn tassel bags are about 5" or 6" by 5" or 6" by about 12" or 14". Their corn shoot bags are very small by comparison....maybe 2" x 2" x 6" or 8".

Dawn

Thanks, Dawn. I'm like you in that I've only bagged tomatoes and peppers so just can't seem to figure out any other sizes.

They're certainly easy enough for people to make on their own, even no-sew ones, but I've had several people over recent years want me to make them (and pay for them). Because they're so easy to make, I felt like I needed to at least come up with a multi-sized pack or something to make it worth the shipping cost. LOL

Diane