🐝💗Our Backyard Beekeeping Journey!💗🐝

[drstratton]

Blue Flax

It really is pretty. I was just getting ready to read about it.

 

[drstratton]

Blue Flax

Do you know which variety this is? I would really like to get some.

 

[R2elk]

Do you know which variety this is? I would really like to get some.

PM me.

I just bought it as Blue Flax.

Scarlet Flax is pretty too but never comes back for me.

 

[cavemanrich]

More about Garden Hoard, the website I linked above. They have a minimum order of $10, so I got a packet of a new-to-me tomato as well as the 2 packets of Malva. Everything I looked at was certified organic, and they state (in several places) that they are getting a lot of orders, orders are hand packed, and it could take up to 4 weeks to ship out.

That's not a problem at this time of year, but I'll keep it in mind if I'm in a hurry for something. Of course, their timeline could change too. I thought the heads up was a very good idea.

Shipping was $6.80 (USPS), so my total was $17.80 for 3 packets of seeds.

The website is slightly other. I didn't order any yet. Maybe I'll take up R2elk on his offer. I feel much better about growing something another member shares
https://www.etsy.com/listing/131456...MImvTd85OMjwMVLEf_AR2wLwZrEAQYBiABEgJPPfD_BwE

It's very lovely. They also have an indoor conservatory, formal garden, rose garden, lilac garden and a Japanese garden. It's one of the most diverse parks I've ever been to.

Can you gently borrow some of those seeds abundant among those flower,,,,,

I found the Zebra Mallow on Amazon with 500 seeds in a package, total cost a little over $8. I know I won't need that many, so if anybody wants some, let me know and I'll mail some seeds to you.

I read some further posts, and see that you have more territory available for planting. I would just plant the extra seeds in some of the remote areas, and let them grow wild.

 

[R2elk]

Maybe I'll take up R2elk on his offer.

PM me.

 

[drstratton]

The website is slightly other. I didn't order any yet. Maybe I'll take up R2elk on his offer. I feel much better about growing something another member shares
https://www.etsy.com/listing/131456...MImvTd85OMjwMVLEf_AR2wLwZrEAQYBiABEgJPPfD_BwE

Can you gently borrow some of those seeds abundant among those flower,,,,,

I read some further posts, and see that you have more territory available for planting. I would just plant the extra seeds in some of the remote areas, and let them grow wild.

We might have gathered a few...lol I don't think anyone would mind.

I could toss them out somewhere on our property, but that is a lot of seeds. Not all of our property is under irrigation and it's pretty dry here. Our average annual rainfall is about 7.4". I'm more than happy to share.