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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

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Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 10 2006 :  3:08:13 PM  Show Profile
I have a ton of these seeds a friend sent me from over there. If anyone is interested just let me know and I will send them to you.
Small packet of seeds is $5.00. I have pictures of them, so email me if you would like to see them Thanks

Destiny~
True Blue Farmgirl

195 Posts

Dar
west TX
USA
195 Posts

Posted - Apr 11 2006 :  05:49:41 AM  Show Profile
Pam, do you know what the name of the plants are or what region they're from. I ask because I live in the desert and it's hard to find plants that will do well here due to the heat and lack of moisture. But some areas of the Middle East have the same conditions so they would be ideal for my area.
I have butterflies in my stomach just thinking about how good this could be. Please don't think I'm weird it's just been a long struggle to find things to grow here and I'm excited to think this might be what I'm looking for.
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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

38 Posts

Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 11 2006 :  6:31:41 PM  Show Profile
I'm not really sure what they are called, I have a few pictures from over there that show they are in sand and rocks. My friend sowed some seeds about 2 weeks ago and they are now sprouting, and the weather there is the same as it is here, Houston area.
Send me an email address and I will send pictures.
Thanks,
Pam
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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

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Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 11 2006 :  6:33:40 PM  Show Profile
oh I forgot, the seeds are from Bagdad, Iraq.
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Destiny~
True Blue Farmgirl

195 Posts

Dar
west TX
USA
195 Posts

Posted - Apr 13 2006 :  05:45:23 AM  Show Profile
I responded to your email but I don't know if you were able to get it.
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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

38 Posts

Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 13 2006 :  06:47:25 AM  Show Profile
no i didn't get it, sorry.....try:
pridder44@earthlink.net
in subject box...put wildflowers, so I will know that it is you.
thanks,
pam
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quilt8305
True Blue Farmgirl

409 Posts

Mary
Spokane WA
USA
409 Posts

Posted - Apr 13 2006 :  7:59:58 PM  Show Profile
I don't like to be a wet blanket, but a lot of knoxious weeds and undesirable plants that have inundated wetlands and other areas of our country have been introduced in just this way. Before someone plants something from a foreign country they should know what they are doing. Has anyone ever heard of Knapweed? It is a knoxious weed that was introduced from Europe and has inundated the Western states. It is very hard to get rid of, kills grass and anything else near it,

I would be very careful about introducing something from another country!!!
Mary

Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding. Albert Einstein
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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

38 Posts

Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 14 2006 :  05:56:57 AM  Show Profile
You are so right! But I know for sure that these are wild flower seeds and not weeds. I have pictures if you are interested in seeing them. Thank you, Pam
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Destiny~
True Blue Farmgirl

195 Posts

Dar
west TX
USA
195 Posts

Posted - Apr 19 2006 :  11:09:29 AM  Show Profile
They remind me a little of the Indian Blanket flowers.
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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

38 Posts

Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 19 2006 :  11:11:01 AM  Show Profile
They do look like them in a way. Are you still wanting some? let me know.
Pam
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Destiny~
True Blue Farmgirl

195 Posts

Dar
west TX
USA
195 Posts

Posted - Apr 19 2006 :  2:35:15 PM  Show Profile
I emailed you back this morning.
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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

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Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 19 2006 :  5:20:45 PM  Show Profile
Got it! Thanks!
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pamelasue
Farmgirl in Training

38 Posts

Pam
Porter Texas
USA
38 Posts

Posted - Apr 25 2006 :  6:42:26 PM  Show Profile
These wildflowers are being planted in front of the Embassy in Bagdad. I have pics. of the (Palace) where they are planted. Absolutely beautiful flowers!
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