The Great Let's Get Growing Seed Share - 2012

Hey Folks!

It's time to plan your 2012 garden!

Here's a video explaining the recent change to our seed sharing program.

NOTE YOU MUST BE A MEMBER OF HYPERLOCAVORE TO USE THIS
It's free please join http://hyperlocavore.ning.com/main/authorization/signUp?

This is a wonderful part of our community. Please help us keep paying it forward. That's where all the magic is!

Tags: exchange, seeds, share

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Permalink Reply by Ellen Leary on March 6, 2009 at 6:08am

Hi LizM,

You're wonderful to be setting this up! I'm in zone 7A, in Bethesda, just outside DC. Beautiful full-sun and semi-shade light. I've only done flowers so far. I'll give back seed gratefully.

Thanks, Ellen

Permalink Reply by Kim on March 4, 2009 at 7:44pm

This is an excellent idea. I'm very much a newbie and would love to grow my own veggies. This year will be my first garden. I'm in Southeast Wisconsin, according to the maps Zone 5b? I think. LOL Lots to learn.

Thanks for doing this!
Kim

Permalink Reply by HeatherL on May 6, 2009 at 7:40pm

Kim, I'm fairly new to gardening myself but we have plenty of seeds that I stocked up on. I'd be happy to share them with you. I am also zone 5 and will gladly give you the info I have for our zone, although I am not as north as you are. My garden is protected from severe winds as it's between homes and it has permanent raised beds. If you're doing container gardening, please let me know when you send me your snail mail info so I can supplement the resources I have. WELCOME to the wonderful world of the freshest veggies & herbs...there's nothing else like it!!!

Permalink Reply by Aprille - The Muddled on March 5, 2009 at 7:46am

Seeds? Yes Please!! Wow what a great idea! My husband and I have decided to give this vegetable gardening thing a go. We have been buying local for years but I feel lazy buying local. I want to grow my own! We started turning our yard yesterday. I would love some seeds as all I have at this point is dirt and veggie dreams!!! Wish us luck!!

Permalink Reply by gavinheck on March 17, 2009 at 5:11am

Aprille
Did anyone send you seeds?
If not, I've a variety of veggie/herb seeds liz sent me, and some I just couldn't plant all of this year.
If no one has shoot me your snail addy and I'll send this week.

Best

Gavin

Permalink Reply by Melissa on March 5, 2009 at 12:32pm

I am an "experienced" gardener in zone 6 with some seeds to share. Mostly standards like lettuce, tomatoes, green beans, spinach, basil and some flowers. I love the square foot gardening method for beginners - it's a great way to get started without getting overwhelmed!!

How do we know which newbie needs a garden?!

This is exciting!!

Permalink Reply by Wendy on March 12, 2009 at 5:59pm

melissa, i would love some seeds! and i will promise to teach my daughter the sfg method (and us too!) please email me if you're game, or anyone! we're ready to rock n roll!!

wendy@anistara.net

Permalink Reply by Melissa on March 16, 2009 at 10:13am

Wendy,
I just sent you an email. I took a few days to package a few gardens and I'm ready to ship them out! Reply via email w/ your mailing address.

Happy growing!
Melissa

Permalink Reply by Albert Kaufman on March 5, 2009 at 4:28pm

Hi, I'd love to get some seeds (to start a veggie garden). And, I am happy to share sunflower seeds (mammoth - I mean giant giant) with anyone who wants to write to me and provide an address - write to albertkaufman @ gmail.com

Albert
3136 NE Flanders St.
Portland, OR 97232

Permalink Reply by Kith on March 5, 2009 at 9:37pm

Albert, if you e-mail me, I can put some seeds in the mail for you...

kith@bethanynursery.com

Permalink Reply by Ann on March 5, 2009 at 7:43pm

What a great site! Yes, I'd love some seeds please. I'm in Georgia in zone 7 if I looked it up right. I found this site when I was looking at the Farmers Almanac site, looking to see when it would be best to plant. I have started getting the ground ready already. I've only grown wildflowers, and potted tomato plants before. I'd like to try some beans, tomato's, onions, herbs, peppers, and other veggies. So if anyone has any seed to share, I will really appreciate it, and can pay it forward next season :) Thanks!

Ann

Permalink Reply by Betsy Naselli on March 6, 2009 at 6:36am

I think this is a fantastic idea- I live in Key West and central NY, where I do the majority of my gardening. I will be happy to share seeds, as I always have some leftover, and some saved from my own plants, mostly flowers. I would love to find someone locally who would trade with me in this way- I would share seeds if they would start some of those that need a head start. I don't have a suitable place for seedling starting right now, and I won't be in one place for a solid 6-10 weeks to keep an eye on them.