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It would be cool to have a fall swap. But, all I really have are some white datura seeds, and maybe cuttings from a philo. I really wouldn't have much to swap with.

I might be interesting to do a "round robin" seed exchange instead of a get together type swap. I know everyone is busy this time of year, and some people may not want to gas up the car and go to a swap.

I will have datura 'black currant swirl' seeds, Asclepias curassavica seeds (for Monarchs), white hyacinth bean (white pods with a purple seam), passiflora ceurulea seeds, cassia alata, cassia bicapsularis, love lies bleeding, zinnias (huge red blooms), angelonia (blue/white blooms), verbena bonariensis, malva mauritanica, cleome (pink/purple), garlic chives, hyssop, basil, celosia cristata 'Bombay Red', etc.

Susan

Thanks for the reply I had seen where there was talk of a fall swap but guess everyone changed there mind

A round robin might be a nice idea will have to read about how that is done
Bessie

what's a round robin. I'm slow today, it's a Monday.

A round robin is a seed swap. Someone puts together a bunch of different seed packets in a package. They mail it to the next person, who picks out the seed packets they want and replace them with at least the same number of seed packets that they removed. They then mail it to the next person who does the same. It's fun but alot of work for the first person. They have to get all the original seeds together and compile the mailing list so everyone will know who to mail to next. The sucess of the robin also depends on everyone replacing seeds they removed and mailing it to the next person in a timely manner.

WindsurfGirl