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17 responses to “seeds? and more of the Unforseen”
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Serendipitous seeds? How ‘unforseen’ of you 🙂
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yeah. am feeling pretty unforseen today.
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seeds, yes. marigold seeds. do you have any?
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marigold. no, not any more. that winter 2 years ago
that went to 17 degrees BELOW zero pretty much took out
everything like that….things that would have “thrown”
seeds in the spring?….and then i decided not to replant
anything except vegetables. and then last year i didn’t
hardly do that…tomatoes, some yellow hots, cucumbers.LikeLike
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the warmth of this is autumn somehow. I have some seeds for you..coreopsis from my garden. thrive on dog piss and neglect. they come back every year saying “I dare you not to smile”
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ooo and I can send the dog piss!
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if you change your mind, let me know and i’ll send you some seeds. i’ve always found marigold wonderful as a companion plant. and i love their smell–lots of people don’t.
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julie–that’s too funny!
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SEND ME SEEDS!!!!
i didn’t really finish that comment.
that was then. This is Now. and
SEND ME SEEDS.
bUENO! i am hoping for a very different growing season
this year. i will NOT be taken down by that winter that
was two years ago now.
so…yes, and much MUCH gratitude for seeds……..xoxoxoLikeLike
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dog piss i have. Neglect???, no…but maybe they won’t
mind….the constant every evening attention i need…
I need…maybe not so much them at all, but OH…am
so, SO looking forward to those long light days of dragging the hose around, listening to the water flowing, smelling it…the water mingling in the dirt. oh jeez.LikeLike
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yes. dogs. here, you know, are 4.
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And I saw where marigold is wonderful for dyeing too Grace…I’m going to plant some myself and try dyeing with the leaves.
Jacky xoxLikeLike
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marigold is a flower of new Mexico, of Mexico…it is
the flower strewn everywhere for the Dia de los Muertos,
the Day of the Dead when the life of the dead is celebrated.
and i know it provides safety to plants..in it’s properties as an insecticide which i am never sure what to think about. as in, DO I want it to keep the blue swallowtail away from the dill? yes and no.
BUT…how GREAT!!!! as a dye plant. i didn’t know this…
so…THANK YOU!!!!! AND LOVE for telling Us….LikeLike
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seeds they are! I can imagine the sprouts already.
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great. would you like some cleome as well? i don’t think it has any medicinal/dyeing/plant functions–i just don’t know–but it sure likes to bloom and it’s pretty.
will need your address.LikeLike
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patricia…i will try the cleome…i love the name…looked them up and they really ARE stunning. the
butterflies i am sure will have good use for them…
it’s
NBU 16
Polvadera, NM 87828
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LikeLike
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i stitched most of them down today and i love how that
changes even the smallest fragment, how it melts into
the story of a cloth…
LOVE,LikeLike
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