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The Seed Exchange
weeds2015

Have Seeds from my garden

9 years ago

I have-

pink coneflower

green coneflower

mixed coneflower (pink, green & white)

columbine yellow

columbine burgundy

milkweed (not tropical)

I don't always check on here so best bet is to send what you want to my email.

ButterfliesLoveMe@gmx.com

I am not asking for a SASE just send me a list of what seeds you would like as I have plenty of postage that I need to use up. 20 years ago a family member passed away and we found stamps everywhere. I have 1 cent, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, 18 etc.

I am wanting peppermint seeds.


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  • 9 years ago

    This is me last year at Lake Como in Italy. We travel out of the country every year and he also makes it a point to find arboretums where ever we travel to.

    I am serious about my garden, that my license plate has the Master Gardener emblem and that "WEEDS" is what grows.

    How I got the plate on my car? My husband is funny at times. One day he asked what is a five letter word that grows in my garden? First thing out of my mouth was Weeds, so that is why I have the plate. This was a Valentine's gift two years ago. He has inspired me and even has built up two yards in two different states for me to pursue my gardening. I am truly blessed.


    I am on two Facebook Garden groups - Garden Obsession and Texas Gardeners ( I think that is the name) . I have sent out more than 25 envelopes of seeds to various states.

    Just thought I would share with you all. Have a good Wednesday!


    Comments (14)

    • 9 years ago

      I found someone that I will receive peppermint seeds from.

    • 9 years ago

      Hi Gretchen,

      i sent you an email at the above expressing interests in your coneflowers. Did you received it? Thanks,Sara

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    • 9 years ago

      You may want to check on some of those stamps. They may be worth a lot more than face value. eBay is a good place to look.

    • 9 years ago

      I will look on Ebay. I do have other envelopes that I have saved for that reason.

    • 9 years ago

      If you are still sending out seeds I am interested in any of the flowers. I want to make a new flower bed to help support the bees. I have seen a lot after we put a water fountain on our patio and figured it would make sense to have a food source near by as well

    • 9 years ago

      PM me your address and I can send you milkweed, purple, white & green cone flower. You can also send me your address at my email ButterfliesLoveMe@gmx.com

    • 9 years ago

      Would love to trade for your coneflower; could I send you my list? Doreen.

    • 9 years ago

      Sure send me you list.

    • 9 years ago

      Here's the list - Doreen.


      Hide

      Flowers

      Celosia – Red [brain flower]

      Columbine – red [canadensis]

      Cosmos – orange

      Hibiscus [hardy] – Cherry red/Luna pink

      Million gold

      Pepper, Ornamental [capsicum annum]

      Phlox [hardy] – white,pink & lavender mix w/ bicolors

      Rudbeckia - Autumn Sun

      [r.herbstonne]

      Rudbeckia triloba [prairie coneflower]


      Vegetables& herbs

      Broccoli – Calabrese green sprouting

      Carrot – Nantes coreless

      Catnip

      Chicory – Blue southishe

      Cucumber -White spine/Marketmore 76

      Dill

      Lettuce – Buttercrunch

      Peas – Sugar snap/Little marvel

      Pepper , bell – yellow/orange

      Pepper – Nummex Big Jim chili

      Pumpkin – Jack O'Lantern

      Radish – early Scarlet globe

      Spinach – Bloomsdale longstanding

      Thyme

      Tomato [heirloom] – Black Krim/Solar Flare/Hillbilly/Wins All/Rutgers/Great white beefsteak/Beauty king/Pineapple/Paul Robeson

      Turnip – Purple top white globe


      Vines

      Morning glory - mix [includes Milky Way, Grandpa Ott, ivy-leaf blue, Crimson rambler and various others] /Grandpa Ott

      Trumpet vine – orange/red


      Trees/Shrubs

      Crepe myrtle

      Hydrangea - white [Annabelle]

      Rose of Sharon – single pink w/dark eye/purple

      Vitex - purple








      Doreen Kallfisch

      49 Handyboy Ct.

      Red Bank, NJ 07701

    • 9 years ago
      last modified: 9 years ago

      Greetings. I am new here, but not new to gardening. I am interested in helping the bee population here in illinois. Any free seeds vegy or flower or any shrubs would be appreciated. Suddenlysingle9@yahoo.com.

      Joy Martin

      7512 Birch Dr.

      Wonder lake. Il 60097

    • 9 years ago

      Hi. I am trying to add to my limited flower collection and live in zone 10. Would greatly appreciate any flowers you can share. Jill Colabella 633 SW Fuge Road Stuart Fl 34997. I have 2 colors of pride of barbados seeds if your interested. herman_jill@hotmail.com

    • 9 years ago

      I sent an email

    • 9 years ago

      Awesome thanks. I will check it.

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