Manual Like Override.
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I only saved that amount last season, but I know I have two years ago around here somewhere as well. They were still sitting right on the shelf where I left them last season. lol
@LED_Seedz or anybody,
Here’s a list of things I have extras of:
-St Johnswort
-Tobacco (Delgold or Regular)
-peppermint
-Pepper (long red cayenne)
-Alpine strawberry
-Lemonella balm
-red sage (Chinese sage)
-African Cucumber (horned melon)
-Columbine
-Morning Glory (true blue)
-Purple coneflower (echinacea)
-Watermelon (crimson sweet)
-Ground cherry (tomato family)
- cockscomb
-Swiss Chard (var. bright lights)
-Senega (chinese)
-Wormwood
-four o’ clocks
-poppy ‘somniferum’ (illegal in US)
I also have some beautiful Foxglove or ‘digitalis’ (Bi-annual).
Edit (sorry guys lol)
Just found some purple-leaf / red flower canna lily seeds too
So, I’m guessing you really want to trade, huh?
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Great opportunity to clean out the crisper drawers too 
Both drawers…all seeds.
What would it take to get a few of those caster beans @LED_Seedz ? I’ll even pay the shipping…
@99PerCent Nice, it finally took root than?
@Scissor-Hanz @stain hit me with your digits and I’ll send them out.
More than I know what to do with, now that my Mother and Father in law have died this year!
Just saved a beautiful Christmas Cactus as well, and many others, such as Rosemary and Geranium.
I have a fourteen YO B Cappi vine, a couple kind of Spiders, several cacti, and some fungi.
I love the life in the home!
Sorry for the loss of your parents.
The plants will outlive us all, with any luck.
Looking forward to your pics.
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Thank you 99PerCent!
The Canadian hemlocks are now dropping their seed filled cones. They are beautiful and pretty fast growers too. I’ve collected a few if anybody wants some. Some people even use them for bonsai.
Too soon for me…
What you got there?
Cold crops?
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Poppy. I was just testing the germination on some old seeds. Turns out they’re good 
I haven’t started any vegetables yet either. Can’t wait though. Still have a foot of snow here 
I had a tomato volunteer from the indoor compost.
Apparently, you can jiggle the flowers and get fruit. If it isn’t too huge, might try it.
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