Seed Exchange!

[mousme]

I'm going to the seed exchange on Sunday with ai731! Whee!

The problem is that I have WAY more garden ideas than I actually have room in the garden. Uh, oops?

Part of me is squeeing and declaring "I want lettuce and carrots and tomatoes and peppers and onions and ooh! maybe I should try broccoli again, and what about chives and leeks and potatoes and of course I'll need several varieties of squash and zucchini and I wonder if cucumbers can grow in this climate and..."

The other part of me is trying desperately to put on the brakes: "Uh, yeah. Where exactly were you planning to plant all that?"

Eesh.

Comments

[talkingmute12.livejournal.com]

If I get my seed list online would you be interested in swapping? I'd have to make a "Wanted" list if I do that...

[mousme.livejournal.com]

Sure! That being said, I have no seeds right now. This is my first year starting a garden. :)

[zercool.livejournal.com]

At risk of raining on your parade, what are the legalities of shipping seeds across international lines?

[mousme.livejournal.com]

No idea. Will have to look into it.

[mousme.livejournal.com]

Looks like we're okay for small quantities of seeds. Nothing above 500g for small-seeded crops, and nothing above 5kg for large-seeded crops. In other words, swapping seeds for private use is okay.

Information taken here.

[ai731.livejournal.com]

Oh good. I mailed 50 purple-podded pole bean seeds to New York State last month, and figured that so long as the postmistress didn't ask me what was in the envelope, I wasn't going to worry about it, since I know I wasn't exporting any nasty bugs or diseases. Nice to know that it was actually legal and all.