BBS Orp eggs up for trade/VA

[emmalynn]

I also have a pair of glass roosters- they are miniatures about 1 1/2 inches high.

 

[MissPrissy]

Gosh this is hard.

The honey sounds awesome but I only buy local honey. My dd has astha and we buy local to help build her immunities.

I have 11 spider plants.

I have a big Christmas cactus that blooms pink.

What kind of seeds?

 

[emmalynn]

Vegetables, herbs, flowers... also have 6 dutch iris- 4 deep purple and 2 pink. Haven't put them in the ground yet.

 

[MissPrissy]

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Do you collect your own seeds or are they packaged seeds?

You boys are so funny. Let me find my snow shovel so I can shovel what you two are dropping.

 

[emmalynn]

The okra is home seeds, the others are packaged seeds

 

[MissPrissy]

Emma lynn please PM me a list of the seeds. Are they this years dated seeds?

 

[emmalynn]

Miss Prissy,
I am not at home but yes they are this years seeds. I will PM you with what I can remember.

 

[shortcake1806]

How about some nice Delaware eggs? I could send a dozen + tommorrow.

Or some multiplier onions. I have a heritage variety we call a Richmond nest onion. I think most people refer to them as potato onions.

 

[justusnak]

Miss P, I also have some Bushel Basket gourd seeds. These things are huge. I am going to grow them again this year, I was thinking...Hmmmm, nest boxes!?? Just might work!

 

[Crunchie]

This is gonna get crazy! I'm sure so many of us would love those eggs!

I only have eggs to trade, no cool seeds or plants. Well, I do have a lot of cool seeds, but they aren't from this year (and some are several years old). Anyway, I'll throw these out there just in case you are interested in eggs. I have some decent Cuckoo Marans, consistently laying 4s. I'm getting some nicer eggs now that the weather is a bit warmer and they can free range more. Big, friendly (sometimes too nosy for their own good) birds.

These eggs were eggs I sent out a couple of weeks ago, so this would be a good example of what I am getting now.

And these eggs were laid by the parent birds of my current flock:

I have Polish, too, but I'm guessing from what I know of you from your posts that you don't want scrawny birds with no meat on 'em!