Better seed exchange site?

Nate Dawgg

4 years ago

This site has gone to H... ouzz.

Over the last few years it seems like many (most?) of the seed-sharing community have drifted away from this site.

Where did everyone go? What are the better sites for seed sharing now?

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audrey_gw

4 years ago

There are some large swaps on the National Gardening Association site during the fall and winter, in which 25 to 50 gardeners participate at once.

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kaleidoscope eyes
4 years ago
there is a strong seed swapping community on Instagram. Also there are some Facebook seed swapping groups. Though activity is not heavy right now due to Covid19.
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zeedman Zone 5 Wisconsin
4 years ago
All of the features which contributed to a vibrant exchange community on GW are gone now, such as the ability to search exchange lists. Even the link to my exchange list is gone, although the list is still there - where only I can see it. That's really a shame, I & many others loved to share our seeds with other gardeners. I used to get between 50-100 GW exchange requests per year... last year, only a couple. :-(
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4 years ago
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SoLovelyLily
4 years ago

Join our Free
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Our first swap April 19, 2020 2-3 pm EST free seed swap sponsored by Silk Flowers By
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share seeds, photos, and garden experiences. Seed ya soon! xxKim
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Bill
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
I started a new seed trading website recently. It's free, easy to use, and has many features. Check it out at plantgrowersclub.com
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