Touch-me-nots? Jewelweed? Native Impatiens?

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bermudakiller Union Grove, AL Feb 10, 2008

Found seed at GroCo

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sannajane Eureka, CA Feb 11, 2008

Thanks for the direction! I will head that way. As I said, I just love this plant ~ it's so fun! It's interactive!

Sanna

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tabasco Cincinnati (Anderson, OH(Zone 6a) Feb 11, 2008

What is GroCo?

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sannajane Eureka, CA Feb 11, 2008

I found a site http://corporate.marketplaceadvisor.channeladvisor.com/StoreFrontProfiles/default.aspx?sfid=103091 but I admit it's not very "friendly". Doesn't have all the nice pictures and stuff..... but maybe it's a fairly low-key business.

Sanna

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bermudakiller Union Grove, AL Feb 11, 2008

Ebay based, It is in the watch dog section if you are interested, I've used them 2 years running for stuff that they have, very limited last year and the year before, considerably more this year and have been very pleased with the quality of the seeds, their prices are flat out cheap, as well as the shipping,I'll go check my order and report back, but you won't get much in the way of instructions. Good germination and a larger quanity of seeds on some things, very few in others, just chek seed count and order accordingly.

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bermudakiller Union Grove, AL Feb 11, 2008

Sanna, you might try clicking on a section on the left side of the home page and I'd suggest one of the seed sections this time of year, as the plant sections are empy, plenty of pictures though about a 1/3 or so don't have a pic.

Checked order and 22 pks. of seed and shipping for under $30.

I haven't tried anything difficult from them, moonvine, about a tricky as they had last year, but i'm betting the rest will be good.

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tabasco Cincinnati (Anderson, OH(Zone 6a) Feb 11, 2008


Ooh. Sounds interesting. Will check their list. Can't beat the prices! Thanks for the tip!

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andycdn Ottawa, ON(Zone 5a) Feb 12, 2008

I managed to collect seeds from wild jewelweed growing on our cottage land a few years ago by snipping the plant-stem tip-bearing pods and carefully placing them in a paper bag to prevent the explosion. I sent them to a friend, but I don't know if they germinated.

They grow by the hundreds here... look at these seedlings!

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