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Wanted to join the seed exchange! I'm a newbie! What do I need to do? Thanks, Laura

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  • 9 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    Looks like you're in - it can be as informal as you like here. You'll see some folks just post their wishlists and haves, some have linked trade lists (in Houzz from the web click Edit Profile, fill in the info you may want to share, then click Advanced Settings and make sure you have Privacy Who Can Message Me set to Anyone Can Message me. It's also a good idea to add your gardening zone and state where it says Climate Zone. Most folks find it easier to create their Have and Want Trade lists in a different program and copy and paste it into the Gardenweb Trading List box on the same Advanced Setting Page.Then at the top of the page click Done Editing. If you want more help in addition to just posting here - there's an Adopt a Newbie thread to check out (people send free seeds - most of us can get quite a few seed packets++ into a padded envelope for about $2.50 and on that thread you send your adopter postage for the seed gift). There's also a Feb Newbie Seed Packet and Val asks for $7 for her packets. Since you're new, some folks may ask that you mail your seed first in a trade.

  • 9 years ago

    Welcome! if you have seeds to trade and/or are looking for specific things, just feel free to start your own post with a heading that will state what you're looking for (and/or have to trade) -- or refer people to your trade list on your profile page you can create!


  • 9 years ago

    Thanks everyone! I have set up my profile now! Can't wait to start trading!

  • 9 years ago

    Great job setting up Laura - love your pictures, looks like that veggie garden really paid off for you! I don't have anything on your wishlist -

    the Mr Stripy Tomatoes
    Mortgage Lifter Tomatoes
    Ramp (wild leek)
    Any Native West Virginia Wild Flowers (Trillium, Jack in the pulpit, etc)
    Glass Gem Corn
    Peanuts


    But if no one pops in, perhaps I'll have a tomato you'd want to try. I know with limited space, you have to be choosey :-) .

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks Maggie!

  • 9 years ago

    Just finished looking at your garden photos from last year and am blown away! Wowie! I don't have anything on your wish list either, but I do have some weird tomatoes and it looks like you've had good luck with zinnias. I have many types of those.

  • 9 years ago

    That sounds awesome Lizzie, what do you need? I'll see if I have what you need...

  • 9 years ago

    Oh and thanks for the compliment, Lizzie!

  • 9 years ago

    Wasn't sue if you received my message.. I'm new at this hour thing.. i would love some weird tomatoes and zinnias..what would you like in return? Thanks for the compliment on my garden and for offering seeds! Laura browning

  • 9 years ago

    Woops, I thought I replied, but I guess not.

    For tomatoes (most are limited amounts, but are commercial so they're sure to have very high rates of germination), I have Tappy's Heritage, many Black Vernissage, Gold King of Siberia, Martino Roma, Black Krim, Emerald Apple, many Pink Brandywine, many Nebraska Wedding.

    For interesting zinnias, I have Candy Mix, Zinderella Lilac and Zinderella Peach (waiting on both because they are backordered), and Giant Dahlia Mix.

    I'm looking for weird zinnias and any zinnia seeds (don't have to be unusual) that were home grown.

  • 9 years ago

    Oh, I have various marigolds, too. Great tomato buddies. Also, welcome to the group!

  • 9 years ago

    They sound wonderful... if you could part with some I would love to receive.. I harvested my zinnias just the other day.. do you think they will grow? I could try sprouting some before we make a trade just to make sure they will sprout... I'll let you know. Thanks so much! Laura

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