Oregon Spring Poultry Swap April 23, 2011 in Canby!!!

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nope all are going to be standard size kids when they get big.
I had a few smaller but found them new homes. However with watching everyone with their banties man is it ever tempting:weee
 
ok so I just wanted to see if there'd be any interest. I've had a small strawberry project on the back burner for a while. i've been babying the plants from seed and they're doing really well. I've got some Mt Hoods, Ozarks and finally my prized babies the Mara Des Bois! Not sure if you've ever had them....they're fabulous. They're small alpine strawberries that are originally French. They're AMAZING. Really great in hanging baskets or those terraced planters. I've got about a dozen that I've potted for Sat. Still trying to figure a price for them. It'll be a bit higher than the hood and ozark. Here's some info if you're interested. http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/strawberry-side.html
 
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I have a bantam Golden Sebright pullet (2.5 months old) available....a Splash Naked Neck Silkie/Cochin pullet (3 months old), 2 Partridge Show Girl pullets (2 months old) and two Cochin mixes (straight run - though I'm hoping to be able to tell soon) 4 weeks old
 
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ZooMummzy,
Do you have a pic of the parents of your Sebright. I am very interested in her.

Thanks,
Darcy



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When I first joined this Swap Forum, had no Idea how to post, upload, so forth. Now I am hooked
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Ok so on the off chance that someone my have a Fish hobby along with their chicken addiction. I have a lonely 25 gallon Acrylic dual hexagon with swim thru tubes who is looking for a new home that he can share love with new fish. has two lights and filters for both sides and drop in heaters along with rock sculptures and pants. Oh and a castle cant forget the castle
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I would like at least one of them....they sound fabulous! I don't have a yard yet to put other strawberry plants into so these would be perfect!

Here's a pic of them in a basket and in a pot
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