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ISO a Few Seeds
unusual or unique seeds especially tomato
mini peppers
pumpkin seeds something unique or fun
different varities of corn seeds, esp. fun popcorn seeds don't want ornamental
sugar bush watermelon
unique and fun herbs
strawberry
any unique & fun flower seeds or bulbs these are for planting at a cemetary plot
my daughter is 14 with aspergers syndrome and loves trying the fun unique seeds in her garden. I just help her with it she's the true gardner and loves it. Last year was the first for sfg for us.
We did chocolate cherry tomotos, purple carrots and graffiti cauliflower last year.
Thanks a ton. toyboxjunkie@aol.com
mini peppers
pumpkin seeds something unique or fun
different varities of corn seeds, esp. fun popcorn seeds don't want ornamental
sugar bush watermelon
unique and fun herbs
strawberry
any unique & fun flower seeds or bulbs these are for planting at a cemetary plot
my daughter is 14 with aspergers syndrome and loves trying the fun unique seeds in her garden. I just help her with it she's the true gardner and loves it. Last year was the first for sfg for us.
We did chocolate cherry tomotos, purple carrots and graffiti cauliflower last year.
Thanks a ton. toyboxjunkie@aol.com
aspiegardner- Posts : 125
Join date : 2010-04-29
Location : sterling colorado
Re: ISO a Few Seeds
thank you both very very much.
Around the square foot boxes we are redoing the yucky ground and hand making butterfly stepping stones but don't want the dirt showing through. We are going to do ground cover under them.
I bought purple and white so far, but fell in love with this beautiful red but the price for one plant was $15.
Does anyone know of ground cover in a seed only 4" or so tall, nice petite flowers in bright red or orange? I would also like to find a pink.
Last question where can you buy a true black rose plant, my daughter really wants one and I thought it would be a nice end of year gift.
The name of the ground cover I saw was red creeping phlox and the garden man told me about magic carpet thyme but said it was only in white.
Around the square foot boxes we are redoing the yucky ground and hand making butterfly stepping stones but don't want the dirt showing through. We are going to do ground cover under them.
I bought purple and white so far, but fell in love with this beautiful red but the price for one plant was $15.
Does anyone know of ground cover in a seed only 4" or so tall, nice petite flowers in bright red or orange? I would also like to find a pink.
Last question where can you buy a true black rose plant, my daughter really wants one and I thought it would be a nice end of year gift.
The name of the ground cover I saw was red creeping phlox and the garden man told me about magic carpet thyme but said it was only in white.
aspiegardner- Posts : 125
Join date : 2010-04-29
Location : sterling colorado
Re: ISO a Few Seeds
I am growing romanesco broccoli for the first time. It is a very interesting-looking veggie...
http://69.90.174.253/photos/display_pic_with_logo/2034/2034,1105752146,5.jpg
http://69.90.174.253/photos/display_pic_with_logo/2034/2034,1105752146,5.jpg
AFLfan-
Posts : 29
Join date : 2010-04-11
Age : 50
Location : La Mesa, CA - ZONE 8B
Re: ISO a Few Seeds
AFL fan- I am growing romanesco broccoli also. My research says that the success rate in the spring is not high. They are ideally grown in the fall, because if one gets a stretch of hot weather they really don't like it. I am not trying to rain on your parade - I want to encourage you to try again at the end of the season if you don't succeed this time around.
martha-
Posts : 2188
Join date : 2010-03-03
Age : 66
Location : Acton, Massachusetts Zone 5b/6a
Re: ISO a Few Seeds
Hi Martha-
Yes, I have read that as well. I only have two plants going right now, but will certainly do more in the Fall. As of now, both plants have small heads growing, so I have my fingers crossed. We'll see...
Yes, I have read that as well. I only have two plants going right now, but will certainly do more in the Fall. As of now, both plants have small heads growing, so I have my fingers crossed. We'll see...
AFLfan-
Posts : 29
Join date : 2010-04-11
Age : 50
Location : La Mesa, CA - ZONE 8B

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