mixed veg swap for herbs

[poppie1]

 :-[apologies to all for being a non member for a while,
:)however i have for swaps;all pack unopened and in date
T&M mangetout,golden sweet,100 seeds
T&M pea,maro,250 seeds,big hefty pack
T&M spring onion,white lisbon,650 seeds
GARDENS ILLUSTRATED,tom,gardeners delight,50 seeds x 2
GARDENS ILLUSTRATED,kale,nero di toscana,300 seeds x 2
GARDENS ILLUSTRATED,mixed salad,(red russian kale,rocket,chervil,mizuna&tatsoi 350 seeds x 2
fresh harvest of rhubarb seeds,(not sure of variety as inherited with garden)approx 200 seeds,can split if enough interset.
would like any herbs especially woody hardy varieties.
have been volunteered to help redo local primary shool garden(all voluntarily run),its going to be an edible plant theme.so thought herbs would be a good base as most are available all year round without too much intervention.
thanks in advance.

[poppie1]

[saddad]

Whereabouts are you? I can rustle up some rosemary and winter savoury plants easily enough...  :)

[pigeonseed]

I think herbs are a very good idea. Very low maintenance and fragrant.

I was going to offer rosemary cuttings as well. And I might be able to divide chives and mint (yuck just thinking about those two flavours together  :-X)

I don't need any seeds, so just give them to whoever needs them. I'm happy to send cuttings. Not sure which time of year it's best to do it.

Let me know if you would find the above useful.

Oh and I have parsley seeds as well - but being biennial, that's a little bit more work than woody herbs, isn't it?

[manicscousers]

if you can wait a little while, I think I have cotton lavender, chocolate mint and pineapple mint, can't fit in any more seeds so, no swapsies necessary, oh, yes, i also have garlic chives but, as they are inside, I'm not sure how hardy they are  :)

[poppie1]

Whereabouts are you? I can rustle up some rosemary and winter savoury plants easily enough...  :)

hiya,many thanks,
i'm in bedfordshire,great barford,if i'm not too mistaken you were kind enough to send me some bean seeds last year,(i was then a real newbie).?
any herbs are more than grateful,my little girl has just started at the school and anything i can do to help them is really appreciated by them,and then me to anyone who would like to help.
i'm a firm believer  in what goes around comes around.

[poppie1]

I think herbs are a very good idea. Very low maintenance and fragrant.

I was going to offer rosemary cuttings as well. And I might be able to divide chives and mint (yuck just thinking about those two flavours together  :-X)

I don't need any seeds, so just give them to whoever needs them. I'm happy to send cuttings. Not sure which time of year it's best to do it.

Let me know if you would find the above useful.
hiya pigeonseed,
anything that you think may be of use would be really appreciated,quite a patch to fill,am happy to pay postage,so pm me and i'll send a sae.
kind regards

Oh and I have parsley seeds as well - but being biennial, that's a little bit more work than woody herbs, isn't it?

[poppie1]

if you can wait a little while, I think I have cotton lavender, chocolate mint and pineapple mint, can't fit in any more seeds so, no swapsies necessary, oh, yes, i also have garlic chives but, as they are inside, I'm not sure how hardy they are  :)

hi manicscousers,
big thankyou for your reply,
the garden is fairly sheltered at some points,so not sure(i'm no alan titchnarsh)
however there are plenty of window sills in the school,so whatever you can spare really,if you would like to pm me and i will send a sae for anything you may have spare.

[poppie1]

Whereabouts are you? I can rustle up some rosemary and winter savoury plants easily enough...  :)

sorry saddad,
how rude of me,meant to say as with pigeonseed and manicscousers,if you would like to pm me and i will send a sae.
many thanks