HAVE: Marigold Red Marietta for Postage or Trade

Older plants. I just took these a few minutes ago. The newer plants are from the seeds of the older plants.

Osteole, I think I would like some of your seeds if you still want to trade. Now that I can compare the pics, I think they would compliment each other quite nicely.

I can send you a crapload of feverfew seeds collected this year.
Can I get a crapload of marigolds?

ROFLOL! You bet your booties I can. One crapload comin' right up. I've been wanting some feverfew seeds. Emailin' ya' fer yer address!

Cherish,

It's really hard to say......your digital camera may have different color settings than mine. Only thing I see different is the color.

Emailing you now :)

Hi,

Do you have any of these left?

Oh yeah! Let me know if you want to do trade or SASE.

Sherri - got the seeds today! Thanks much! Nice amount, can't wait to see them bloom! I left feedback -

thanks,
Onalee

Thank you, Onalee.

Hi Sherri,
If you still have any marigold seeds left I can send you a sase . Please let me know?
Thank You,
patricia/tootsie

Patricia, I have more than enough. I'll send you my address.
Sherri

Sherri, WOW! Got my seeds - thanks for sending so many!!! I can't wait till Spring!!!!!

You have mail.

You are very welcome, nc. :-)

Cherish

I got your email, I haven't sent the seeds yet...im sorry.

I'll get time this weekend to package them up. I'm extremely busy throughout school year. Thanks for your patience.

Not a problem. We've got all winter. I'm not in a hurry for them.
Sherri

do you still have seeds for SASE

Absolutely! You've got mail.

Received your seeds Wednesday...thank you,again!!

You are welcome!

Can I have some? I love marietta marigolds!

Sure Melva. You've got mail.

chreishlife, do you still have some?

You bet! You have mail.

Thanks for the crapload of seeds! I can't wait to plant them!
My mexican mint marigold - Tagetes lucida (texas tarragon) just started blooming yesterday, in a few weeks I'll have some seeds so let me know if you want to trade again. They are perennial and smell like anise.

oops, they may not be perennial in your zone.