Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
Sure. Sounds like a good thing--
AK
{ brad brace } wrote:
Anyone still interested in a Fluxlist Seed Exchange?
I'm still willing to coordinate.
A small, thin, handmade paper pkg might be appropriate: 2 x 3.25 inches
max size.
There should be room for 30-40 contributions in each lovely rusted metal
tin that I can supply. Think about making about 50 packets.
/:b
Do something cool and plant some Touchon carrots! (designed by my great
grandfather)
www.seedswestgardenseeds.com/carrotindex.html
Touchon Carrots
American, 70 days
Deep orange with a delicate sweet taste, Touchons were specifically bred
to be extra early bearing. They perform impressively even in the North,
and are often the first full-sized carrots we pull each year. The gently
tapered 8" roots have a well-filled blunt tip and remain coreless and
sweet during the early stage and when mature. We love them pulled fresh,
or juiced. Touchon is a fine keeping variety. Order online - #1020 2 gm.
pkt. $1.45
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
sure that sounds great --- Owen Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Anyone still interested in a Fluxlist Seed Exchange? I'm still willing to coordinate. A small, thin, handmade paper pkg might be appropriate: 2 x 3.25 inches max size. There should be room for 30-40 contributions in each lovely rusted metal tin that I can supply. Think about making about 50 packets. /:b Brad and other fluxlisters - I'm interested so count me in. . . . . . Owen __ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one Place. http://shopping.yahoo.com/
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
Roger that. aliceklar wrote: sure that sounds great --- Owen Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Anyone still interested in a Fluxlist Seed Exchange? I'm still willing to coordinate. A small, thin, handmade paper pkg might be appropriate: 2 x 3.25 inches max size. There should be room for 30-40 contributions in each lovely rusted metal tin that I can supply. Think about making about 50 packets. /:b Brad and other fluxlisters - I'm interested so count me in. . . . . . Owen __ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one Place. http://shopping.yahoo.com/ begin:vcard n:Le Claire;Candace tel;fax:215-236-4063 tel;work:215-684-7584 x-mozilla-html:FALSE url:www.philamuseum.org org:Philadelphia Museum of Art;Department of Education adr:;;P.O. Box 7646;Philadelphia;PA;19101-7646;USA version:2.1 email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] title:Distance Learning Coordinator x-mozilla-cpt:;1 fn:Candace Le Claire end:vcard
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
although I mostly converge with flowers, I'm sure pod progeny would be
pleasurable.
pleased to participate,
princess petal
{ brad brace } wrote:
Anyone still interested in a Fluxlist Seed Exchange?
I'm still willing to coordinate.
A small, thin, handmade paper pkg might be appropriate: 2 x 3.25 inches
max size.
There should be room for 30-40 contributions in each lovely rusted metal
tin that I can supply. Think about making about 50 packets.
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
hi
i have seeds for some lovely pumpkins i grew that are very good for pies.
count me in, carol
Patricia wrote:
although I mostly converge with flowers, I'm sure pod progeny would be
pleasurable.
pleased to participate,
princess petal
{ brad brace } wrote:
Anyone still interested in a Fluxlist Seed Exchange?
I'm still willing to coordinate.
A small, thin, handmade paper pkg might be appropriate: 2 x 3.25 inches
max size.
There should be room for 30-40 contributions in each lovely rusted metal
tin that I can supply. Think about making about 50 packets.
--
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
Anyone still interested in a Fluxlist Seed Exchange? I'm still willing to coordinate. A small, thin, handmade paper pkg might be appropriate: 2 x 3.25 inches max size. There should be room for 30-40 contributions in each lovely rusted metal tin that I can supply. Think about making about 50 packets. /:b Do something cool and plant some Touchon carrots! (designed by my great grandfather) www.seedswestgardenseeds.com/carrotindex.html Touchon Carrots American, 70 days Deep orange with a delicate sweet taste, Touchons were specifically bred to be extra early bearing. They perform impressively even in the North, and are often the first full-sized carrots we pull each year. The gently tapered 8" roots have a well-filled blunt tip and remain coreless and sweet during the early stage and when mature. We love them pulled fresh, or juiced. Touchon is a fine keeping variety. Order online - #1020 2 gm. pkt. $1.45
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
brad wrote: IF ANNUAL PLANTS ARE BROUGHT INSIDE BEFORE THE FROST KILLS THEM WILL THEY STILL GROW? OR WILL THEY DIE BECAUSE THEY ARE ANNUALS? I believe that annuals begin to flower and subsequently die off because of the change to shorter daylengths around the end of the summer. If annual plants are grown inside in artificial light then I would imagine that you could keep them permanently in their spring/early summer growth states by never reducing the amount of hours of light they get. In which case they should last longer than a year. I've never tried this though. It's probably a worthy experiement if you have some spare electricity to power the lights..or maybe you could grow stuff in a lit aquarium? cheers, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
Do something cool and plant some Touchon carrots! (designed by my great grandfather) www.seedswestgardenseeds.com/carrotindex.html
FLUXLIST: The Seed Exchange: ANNUAL PLANTS (fwd)
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The Seed Exchange
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IF ANNUAL PLANTS ARE BROUGHT INSIDE BEFORE THE FROST KILLS THEM WILL THEY
STILL GROW? OR WILL THEY DIE BECAUSE THEY ARE ANNUALS?
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