Heartbroken

Dear Friends:

My House burned down on St. Patricks Day. I lost everything including the wonderful collection of seeds you were so generous to share with me. I am at a loss for words to explane the sorrow I am feeling. Spring is late arriving this year, today is starting out at 37*. I have desided to try again so if anyone has extra seed that you find you cannot use I would love to give them a home in my garden. Please let me know if you have something that I could put to work. Susie_Q

SuzieQ
I have some perennial starts and Brugmansias I can share with you and some seeds (assorted kinds) that I haven't planted. If you will email me your addy, I can send to you. I'm a little slow this time of year, but I will get them to you.
Calalily

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Susie - what a terrible thing to happen - I am so sorry! I will send you some plant material when I move. Please email me with your address.

Hi Susie,
I'm very sorry about your unfortunate incident with your home. I'd be happy to mail you out a bunch of seeds. Can you use tree seeds..shrub seeds..wildflower seeds? Please email me your address and I'll get them out, if they'd fit in with your garden :)
Trish

Hi Susie,

I am so sorry to hear about the fire. I do hope no one was hurt. Send me your address and I'll send you some seeds. Good luck on your new beginning.

Sharon

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I am so sorry to hear of your loss. If you send your address to me , I can get a box of plants out to you after 5/10 Do you need sun or shade Marcia

I'll help too. Just email me your address and I'll get you some stuff right out.

Hi! Let me know your address and I can send you some things. I will have gladiolus bulbs if you care to go through digging them up and I have tons of seeds. Let me know what you are looking for and I will send you a package. Thanks

My e-mail is charrj2@home.net, I will be glad to send anything I can. I had a fire once and I know how tough it is! A big hug to you.

Nothing worse than fire or flood, will be happy to donate seeds or plants, send me you address and maybe a hint of what you really like and didn't receive from the others.

i cant do better than just repeat azaleas post let me know

What terrible news, i'm so sorry. Email me your addy and i'll be happy to help and post you some seeds.

Hi Susie,
I am so sorry to hear your terrible news. I have been there myself and I know what you are going through. I am a newbie to a lot of this but I do have a few seeds left. Send me your address and I would be more than happy to send them to you. Also if you would like a few house plant clipping just let me know and will send them also.........Gayl

Susie-Q

Sorry to hear about your misfortune. Hope no one was hurt. I can help you out as well just send me your address and I'll see what I can come up with for you. I have all kinds of packaged seeds if that's ok.
My prayers are with you and your family.
You can E-Mail me at; Angelhousebohn@mindspring.com
Colleen
Texas

I am so sorry to hear about your loss.........if you can email me and tell me what kind of seeds you're interested in (veggies, flowers (annuals/perennials), herbs, etc., I'll be happy to go through my stuff and see what I can send you. I pray for you and yours.

Suzie, i am so sorry..you and your family will be in my prayers. Please, when you get time email me your addy, i have "stuff" what zone are you in? God bless, lisa

Thank You All so very much. I have been overwhelmed with your generousity and today my tears are from the kindness of your love touching my heart. God bless you and yours, my garden is the the most healing and hopefull thing that I have. Daves Garden has changed my life, as I would have given up and moved to town had it not been for you all coming to help in my greatest time of sorrow and need. I was feeling empty and hopeless and now I am so looking to the future and the love and life returning to a very sad and ugly expierence. Your expression of compassion is so heart warming and life changing...no words can discribe the change it has made in my complete outlook on the expeirence.
Thank you again for every day now is a NEW BEGINNING! Many blessings to you all. Susie_Q

Susie_Q,
I echo the sentiments of all those who've posted above. We suffered a similar loss some 16 months ago and, although difficult and trying, there are brighter days.

Please send me your address so that I may help you start your new garden. In the meantime, may the Lord cradle you and yours in His loving arms. God Bless!

Oh my gosh. I cant imagine what you have gone through. My sympathy is with you . I send guardian angels over you at this time SusieQ I would like you to go my list and pick what you would like. You can view pictures of some of the flowers. Think of us when you sow these seeds of hope and inspiration. Michele

I'm sooooooooo very sorry to hear about your home, Susie_Q. :(

Terri

Dear susie. I am so sorry for you and yours As a fireman/medic I have stood with many families as they suffered such losses and my heart goes out to you. I have some duplicates of things kind gardeners have sent me on the site and I will gladly share with you. Gods blessings.

Hi Susie-Q!

It will be a pleasure to send you any seeds you choose from my list if this helps to put a smile in your face. Don't be shy - let me know which ones you want.

Saludos from Chile,

Ursula
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Last update: April 17th, 2001


Botanical Name/common name (amount of seeds in each trade)

 Agapanthus africanus / African lily (50+)
 Alcea rosea/Hollyhock) deep pink, single flowers (30+)
 Alcea rosea (hollyhock) white, single flowers (30+)
 Alcea rosea (hollyhock) mix, single flowers (30+)
 Aloe ferox (15)
 Alyssum (purple) (30+)
 Alyssum (white) (30+)
 Amaranthus (love-lies-bleeding) (30+)
 Asarina vine / Snapdragon vine – violet trumpet, white throat (30+)
 Bauhinia / Orchid tree (12)
 Bignonia vine, mauve/pink trumpets (15)
 Buddleia globosa (Matico) Chilean native shrub (30+)
 Catalpa tree (30+)
 Cercis, Judas tree (30+)
 Cirsium vulgare / Spear thistle, over 1.5 mt. (30+)
 Crinodendron patagua (Chilean native tree) (15)
 Clematis ladakhiana (flourished only a few months after sown) Group 3
 Cymbalaria muralis / small trailing snapdragon (30+)
 Cynara cardunculus / Castilla’s cardoon (edible) (30+)
 Dolichos lablab / Hyacinth bean (30+)
 Eremurus ,,, /Foxtail lily (white) (15)
 Erigeron karvinskianus / Mexican/Spanish daisy (30+)
 Euphorbia lathyris (15)
 Galega officinalis (50+)
 Hypericum balearicum – ornamental shrub (30+)
 Hypericum perforatum – St. John’s Wort (30+)
 Jacaranda mimosifolia (syn. J. Ovalifolia) tree (30+)
 Kageneckia oblonga, Chilean native shrub with beautiful white flowers and lovely seed-pods than remain until next season (30+)
 Lantana camera (pink) (30+)
 Lathyrus latifolius / Sweet pea (30+)
 Majoram (30+)
 Malesherbia linearifolia (unfair name!), lovely Chilean native flower (50+)
 Nicandra physaloides / Shoo Fly (50+)
 Nicotiana accuminata (wild annual from the Andes mountains) (50+)
 Oenothera affinis - Chilean native (50+)
 Passiflora (yet to be identified –salmon/orange oval fruit) (30+)
 Paulownia tomentosa tree (30+)
 Rosa moschata / wild rose (15)
 Salvia officinalis* / culinary herb (15)
 Schinus molle / Pepper tree (15)
 Schizanthus hookerii / Poor Man’s Orchid (pink/mauve butterfly-shaped flowers (50+)
 Silybum marianum / Milk Thistle over 2 m, huge leaves with silver pattern (50+)
 Thistle NN (not identified yet), over 2.0 m, big scented flowers (30+)
 Thunbergia alata / Black-eyed-Susan vine (30+)
 Tomato cherry* (30+)
 Verbascum thapsus/Mullein) bi-annual (50+)
 Verbascum virgatum – annual (50+)

(*) = commercial seeds
All my seeds were harvested the second half of 2000 and
early 2001 and proceed from open pollinated flowers. I do
not include seeds I received from other traders.