aka mexican sour gherkin ..melothia scabra. Mine made massive ammounts of vines last year but no fruit.
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CLOSED: Still looking for mouse melons
If you can't find a trade, Territorial Seeds has it --
http://www.territorialseed.com/product/7232/292
(or maybe you knew that?)
Sandy
Yup,I know several sources but I was hoping to trade for some before hub's divorces me for another seed purchase*G*
P
I understand completely!
;-)
I'm not so sure the postage for trades won't be grounds too..~~~~~~~~~~$;>)#)
I have about 10 seeds left in my packet . Would that be enough to get you started?
cyndie,
Sure would. Check my trade page and see if there's anything you'd be interested in trading for.
Peggy
Hi Peggy,
I got out the packet and have 17 seeds left. Will send them out to you on Monday.
As for the trade, I looked at your list and can't decide. ;)
Send me something you think I would enjoy. OK?
Oh, but I did find a plant I do have, the Helleborine, so I won't need that one. Now I know what it is!
I have been watching them come up in one of my flowerbeds and couldn't decide if I should pull it or leave it. It is an unusual plant, I like the way the leaves look. I think I must have missed it blooming, or else it is too immature to bloom yet.
I live in the woods so I have several plants appearing each year as they reclaim their space. LOL
If there is anything else in the veggie world you are looking for, dmail me.I have a lot of seeds I could share.
Cyndie
Oh cyndie...don't do that to me....LOL.You looking for annuals or perennials? Sun or shade?
I'm not doing our big market gardens any more so all the veggies I grow for hub's and I are going in a kitchen door garden and in flower beds so it either has to be dwarf or short vines to grow on small trellises. I wouldn't be doing the mouse melon with all it's vines except two friends love them and aren't gardeners so I'm growing them for my friends.
Watch those helleborines. Info I googled says they can be invasive.
Thanks for the advice on the helleborines. They are growing on a hill that has very poor soil so I know they are tough plants.
I looked at your list again and would love any of your perennials. I have both sun and shade I am filling spaces in. I honestly don't think there is anything on your list I have. I have a "nursery bed" I put small plants I have started from seed in, and when they gain some size, I plant them elsewhere in the yard.
I could use some new plants and someone else's ideas, too, So that's why I am putting the decision on you. LOL. I love surprises.
so how about I do this....I close my eyes,stick my hand in the perennial seed box and just grab one?
Great idea!!!! Do that!
That will save either of us from making a decision. LOL
Alrighty...d-mail me your snail mail addy