Need flower seeds?

[joyce]

okee dokee

[famfish]

I have thousands of sunflower seeds all different types. I will send some to anyone that wants some. Sunflowers bring all types of colored birds all summer.

[CuPcAkE]

Do they grow up really tall?

[famfish]

Th big type of sunflower grow tall. I have a teddy bear 4 feet with soft all yellow 6 inch flowers. There are reds white and yellow mix. Soe of the flowers have 15 flowers. grow them in a small pot and they will only get 3 feet high. bigger pots bigger flowers.I have about 10 varities. You can buy mixed sunflowers in Wal Mart 20 seeds for a $1.

[CuPcAkE]

I remember a long long time ago our neighbor had sunflowers that stood over 4 foot tall...that is what I want so that I can sit a child in the middle of the sunflower garden and take photos...it would be beautiful!

[SpyderLady]

Red sunflowers...didn't know there were any like that. Never seen one.

That would make awesome pics CC

[suzyq475]

I would love to have some seeds that will do well in containers. I'm renting and the landlord said I can't plant in the yard.

But I have a nice sunny porch that so far seems to be shaded during the afternoon. I also have 4 windows that face north and west with wide sills that I can put planter boxes on!

I don't know what kind of plants work inside, I always planted in the yard. I live in Southern Indiana, I don't know why that matters, just thought I'd throw it in for the heck of it.

I miss my garden and I wanna go back home!

[olhillbilly]

Just tell him you can increase the value of his property with alil landscaping. Yanno, a few flowers here an there an sneek in a mater over there. Yes, Maters have blooms. lol

[SpyderLady]

PM me your address and I will share some seeds with ya.

Would your landlord mind if you had a fast growing pretty vine with small red trumpet flowers that draw hummers and butterflies? It needs something to climb on and it will make its own seeds after it blooms. It will grow in a container.

[suzyq475]

I don't know how to PM!!!

I tell you what, I feel pretty stupid on this this thing!

I'll have to ask him about the vine. I planted a wisteria at the base of my bradford pear at the house I just sold. It's growing up into the branches and spreading. I wanted to see the purple flowers dangling amongst the white ones but will have to drive 75 miles. If the present owner doesn't cut it down, I'll post some pictures. Hey! I could send a friend who lives close by to take pics and send them to me. Save on gas and tears! I may do that instead. ;D

[SpyderLady]

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I have a wisteria and hoping it blooms good this yr. Mine came from the wild ones. A lady at work got me some good roots from her grandmothers house. She said they are growing everywhere at the end of her woods. It takes 10 yrs for them to bloom real good. Mine has had a few blooms the last 2 or 3 yrs and I think this yr is about 6 or 7 yrs since I planted it. I wish I had wrote it down when she gave it to me, but I know it was before 03 when I first got hurt at work.

We would love to see your pics.

[joyce]

Probably your best bet on some flowers for planter boxes is to wait til about April or the 1st part of May and go to Lowe's or Wally World and buy some of the 6 pkg. little container of plants.

Maybe some impatients, petunias, some creeping vines, things of that nature. I think that is easier than planting seeds and worrying about them coming up.

I wonder about that rose I sent you last year. Oh well I can send ya another one is ya want me too.

[famfish]

475 I think that a nasturtium flower woud do great on the porch. You can even use them in hanging planters. The flowers are nice and the leaves are like hexigon. The nice thing i you can eat any part of the plant even the flowers in salads. ther are like mixed colors. Its a big seed the size of a pea. The flowers produce several new seeds. look it up in any flower catalog. good catfish eatting in Indiana.

[suzyq475]

joyce said:

Probably your best bet on some flowers for planter boxes is to wait til about April or the 1st part of May and go to Lowe's or Wally World and buy some of the 6 pkg. little container of plants.

Maybe some impatients, petunias, some creeping vines, things of that nature. I think that is easier than planting seeds and worrying about them coming up.

I wonder about that rose I sent you last year. Oh well I can send ya another one is ya want me too.

I thought that was you! How are you doing? The rose is at my youngest daughter's house along with all the other flowers. She didn't get the trees though, she said it would have been a little obvious if she would have left 6 foot deep holes in the yard where she dug them up. She said there is no way the (idiot) guy who bought the house is keeping any of the flowers though.

And so far they're all doing really good. "Rosie" (My youngest grandson named her) bloomed after she transplanted it and well into the fall. She went tee totally nuts over it. I told her she could only keep it until I buy another house though.

She took some cuttings and I showed her how to plant them. She's patiently waiting to see how they did. Like mother, like daughter I suppose. ;D

[suzyq475]

admin said:

Just tell him you can increase the value of his property with alil landscaping. Yanno, a few flowers here an there an sneek in a mater over there. Yes, Maters have blooms. lol

Shoot at this point I'd be happy with dandelions! I already have a years worth of sticks and leaves to deal with. I'm working on his wife. Surely she'll understand!

[suzyq475]

famfish said:

475 I think that a nasturtium flower woud do great on the porch. You can even use them in hanging planters. The flowers are nice and the leaves are like hexigon. The nice thing i you can eat any part of the plant even the flowers in salads. ther are like mixed colors. Its a big seed the size of a pea. The flowers produce several new seeds. look it up in any flower catalog. good catfish eatting in Indiana.

I looked those up. ooooohhhhhh pretty! I'm gonna get me some!

[joyce]

suzyq475 said:

joyce said:

Probably your best bet on some flowers for planter boxes is to wait til about April or the 1st part of May and go to Lowe's or Wally World and buy some of the 6 pkg. little container of plants.

Maybe some impatients, petunias, some creeping vines, things of that nature. I think that is easier than planting seeds and worrying about them coming up.

I wonder about that rose I sent you last year. Oh well I can send ya another one is ya want me too.

I thought that was you! How are you doing? The rose is at my youngest daughter's house along with all the other flowers. She didn't get the trees though, she said it would have been a little obvious if she would have left 6 foot deep holes in the yard where she dug them up. She said there is no way the (idiot) guy who bought the house is keeping any of the flowers though.

And so far they're all doing really good. "Rosie" (My youngest grandson named her) bloomed after she transplanted it and well into the fall. She went tee totally nuts over it. I told her she could only keep it until I buy another house though.

She took some cuttings and I showed her how to plant them. She's patiently waiting to see how they did. Like mother, like daughter I suppose. ;D

Yep it's me. ;D Glad your daughter has the rose and glad it survived the transplant.

[beenatural101]

I need stuff that is going to bloom in 100 degree heat shade lovin stuff is fine, even best i think, here it gets hot and dry also needs to supply nectar for the bees herbs are great for summer bloom, but i gotta plant a lot I was lookin for other suggestions as well, I know sunflower old types of cotton and soybean have good nectar. Thanks

[famfish]

May 22, 2010 20:28:16 GMT -6 beenatural101 said:

I need stuff that is going to bloom in 100 degree heat shade lovin stuff is fine, even best i think, here it gets hot and dry also needs to supply nectar for the bees herbs are great for summer bloom, but i gotta plant a lot I was lookin for other suggestions as well, I know sunflower old types of cotton and soybean have good nectar. Thanks

You want sunflower seeds of 10 varities let me know. I will send you 500 seeds freeI will even throw in a bobber . I have a ton from last year and hate to see them go to waste!. Red yellows and mixed colors!

[beenatural101]

Nice email me at [e-mail] or find me on facebook, i'll get yer address and give ya mine more than happy to pay for shipping or send u a sample of some local ambrsia fer yer trouble thanks