NEW What Ya Got Swap! Please see post #1 for rules!

[emvickrey]

I don't

 

[Flowers of Abba]

I never received these from 3/20. Was told it was rainy so unable to dig up. Then told they were being mailed on 3/28 but never given tracking and never received. Have not gotten a response to PM sent last week. Now they have not been online in 4 days. I sent another PM today. Hoping everything is ok. Does anyone here know them?

Oh bummer! I have not swapped with them before if I remember correctly. I hope they contact you soon.

 

[eggorthechicken]

I can substitute if needed...I have crazy blackberries growing now but I have never cut them for starts lol. (If someone could tell me) I need to cut them anyway

 

[Bettacreek]

Please PM me with any issues. I'll send them a message, but it is possible that something innocent happened.



CURRENT OFFER:

mine on the Scoby!

I offer:

Books, pick one.


OR

Photo note cards, pick 3.


OR

Plant starts, choose one:
Mint
Heliopsis
Stella d'Oro Daylily
Oregano

Added:

Dog themed scrapbook kit


5 plastic display easels


Dog booties, size L (only used once, our dog hated them)

 

[corancher]

Amyable

Do your plant starts have roots? and how big are they?

 

[Flowers of Abba]

How many plant starts included? Interested in the mint or oregano but as most will die of shock I would need a good amount.....

 

[Amyable]

Yes, I'll be digging from well-established plants. Almost everything here is still dormant so I would expect good survivability. I usually send about a softball sized clump of roots.

 

[Wasson6Pack]

I can substitute if needed...I have crazy blackberries growing now but I have never cut them for starts lol. (If someone could tell me) I need to cut them anyway

Blackberries are pretty easy to transplant and ship. I usually cut them so that about 6" are left on the cane and dig roots about 6" +. I wash the roots and then you can either wrap them in wet paper towels or wet newspaper in a plastic sack. I mail them that way and haven't had any problems.
That is also the way we get them from a nursery.

 

[eggorthechicken]

Blackberries are pretty easy to transplant and ship. I usually cut them so that about 6" are left on the cane and dig roots about 6" +. I wash the roots and then you can either wrap them in wet paper towels or wet newspaper in a plastic sack. I mail them that way and haven't had any problems.
That is also the way we get them from a nursery.

Can you also take cuttings and root those? I am planning to trim it back anyway so was wondering if I could do it that way too?

 

[Wasson6Pack]

Can you also take cuttings and root those? I am planning to trim it back anyway so was wondering if I could do it that way too?

I've never tried that, I've only used bare root plants. I'm thinking no.