FREE flower seeds for SASE, now Violas!

[tnlorprazer]

My SASE went out in the mail today. I'm not picky as I need a lot so just send whatever. I added extra stamps in there.


Thanks!

 

[cockadoodlemom]

I would love to have seeds of all sorts if you don't mind. Your plants are Beautiful!!! If you have some left or if I need to wait I understand but could you pm your addy to me? Thank You

 

[valmom]

I was just thinking of trying to grow Amaranth for gluten free flour next year! Do you think it would grow in Vermont? (short! growing season and not hot)

What a wonderful thing you are doing!

 

[catwalk]

I didn't plant any Amaranth this year. What I have growing came up on it's own, and it started late, which is unusual for a self- seeder. It is just now starting to bloom. For a short season, you would want to start indoors early. They're really good about separating and transplanting. You could start them in a tub for all they care, and then pull them apart for planting outside. As for harvesting the seed, I snip the spent plumes off very carefully and place them in a bag to scrunch up and shake. The chaff is very airy; spread it out on a plate and blow the chaff off of the seeds. It's pretty fun -- makes me feel all rustic! My hands are bright red afterwards, and they smell somewhat of cherries!

 

[thechickenchick]

catwalk I received my seeds yesterday! You are so generous and kind. Thank you so much!

 

[havi]

Just curious, but do you have any Amaranth seeds left? I would love to have some if you do. I have different seeds as well if you would like some in return.

 

[catwalk]

Moderators, is it okay if I post a P.O. box number on here? It would save everyone a lot of time, and I give it out to anyone who asks anyway. Send your SASE to

Liz Miller
P.O. Box 192
Osgood, Ohio 45351

I lost my P.O. key the other day while playing with my new Serama hatchlings, so if you have an envelope on the way, it'll have to stay there while I retrace my steps and find it back. My littlest one weighs in at .4 oz, BTW.

 

[ma2babygurl13]

does it need to be a standard letter envelope, or a larger one, like a padded one from the PO?

 

[catwalk]

Just a long envelope seems to do well. Bigger round seeds like cilantro would survive better in a padded envelope, but for what that would cost, you can just go to the store and buy your own seeds.

 

[PitterPaws]

Catwalk Just wanted to let you know I received the seeds today and I want to say you are so very generous with the amounts you gave! Thank you so very much! I am already planing my flower garden for next year.