powhitetrashomie
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I was just wondering if there are any people willing to share seeds? I have some Indica seeds but I'd love to have a couple of Sativa seeds to try growing. Anyone want to trade?
Seed Exchange
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born2grow
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haha..right on wink-wink
powhitetrashomie
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Ok, sorry.
misshestermoffitt
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I like sharing flower seeds and starts. It's a great way to expand your garden.
Sorry, off topic, but seed sharing can be good.
I can understand them not wanting seed sharing going on within the site. It's most likely a legal thing. Cops have lots of sneaky ways to screw people over. I know I for one wouldn't want them having a reason to shut the site down.
Sorry, off topic, but seed sharing can be good.
I can understand them not wanting seed sharing going on within the site. It's most likely a legal thing. Cops have lots of sneaky ways to screw people over. I know I for one wouldn't want them having a reason to shut the site down.
misshestermoffitt
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I've traded flower and herb seeds and starts with people for about 10 years now. It's a lot cheaper way to plant your yard that way.
misshestermoffitt
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I like Autumn Sedum. Break a piece off, stick it the ground, voila, whole new plant.
Seamaiden
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I don't know enough about landscape gardening. If I could just stick corals around the property I could grow the hell out of them. Giant clams, gorgonians, and other inverts. Yeah.. but, that kinda requires a little more water than what we've got. And it's gotta be salty. 
I've been told day lilies will grow in just about anything, I've gotta get me somma dem. I think some of my very expensive irises are goners, fucking cat.
(one of them I paid $20 for)
I've been told day lilies will grow in just about anything, I've gotta get me somma dem. I think some of my very expensive irises are goners, fucking cat.
(one of them I paid $20 for)
misshestermoffitt
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Iris' are rhizomes, you don't bury them all the way. The bottom half of the rhizome is under the soil with the top half sticking out. I know it seems wierd, but it's how they work. The mistake a lot of people make is they bury them all the way and then they rot.
Daylily's are really easy to grow and they spread pretty fast. The ones with the orange blooms grow on the sides of the roads here.
That autumn Sedum I was talking about is a succulent. Easy to grow, if you break some off you just stick it in the ground. Butterflies love that stuff when it blooms too.
Are you planting in sun or shade?
Daylily's are really easy to grow and they spread pretty fast. The ones with the orange blooms grow on the sides of the roads here.
That autumn Sedum I was talking about is a succulent. Easy to grow, if you break some off you just stick it in the ground. Butterflies love that stuff when it blooms too.
Are you planting in sun or shade?
misshestermoffitt
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echinacea (purple coneflower) is the word you are looking for.
I have purple and yellow coneflowers I think there is a white variety too, but I don't have those
They need a lot of sun, so do the daisy's, black eyed susans are good too, but also need a lot of sun. I love flowers........
weezer
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behined where i lived for 15 years there where fields in the fall the purple assters would come out they looked great along with the golden rodechinacea (purple coneflower) is the word you are looking for.
I have purple and yellow coneflowers I think there is a white variety too, but I don't have those
I love flowers........
and a little bit of showy asster ..
echinacea no wonder i could not spell it