Chickie'sMomaInNH
Garden Master
oh, i didn't think about checking Johnny's. they are so close to me that seeds have taken about 2 days to arrive by mail! but a lb of seeds is quite a lot for me to have on hand for something i haven't tried before. though it does sound like something my chickies might like! but with 1/2 and acre here i may have to figure out where to put them with all my planned veggies for the 2011 season!saym said:Thank you for the info...I already checked with Johnny's Seeds..they sell by the pound!!! In this article I read, they say the red ones are best for chickens,,,and they are also known as fodder beets...
You want some seeds if I buy a pound? it's 15$ for a pound..I just don't know what else I would do with them, as I only have about 1/4 acre plantable! I may concede and buy the seeds for the yellow ones..that's 3$ for 50 seeds. But let me know if you want some..I will send you some free!
I used to have a garden center so it doesn't bother me to buy a pound of seeds.
Are you getting down in the single digits there? Has your weather been as bad as the rest of the east? it has been really mild here, the girls have been having it easy these days, but it should be dropping into the negative numbers here by friday...
Anyway,,,Thanks again and Happy New Year!
if i could just get 40-50 seeds that would be a good amount to start with! i can send you some seeds from my collection of stuff i have! lots of different types of herbs and veggies, some flowers too! if there is something you might be looking for just let me know and i will check my stash of stuff!
our area didn't get as cold as a lot of areas south of us, mostly teens and the 20's but lots of wind to make it feel miserable. i'm thinking our neck of the woods may be just like last year-cold and dry with little snow again. :/ we did get about 6" and lots of snow drifts Sunday through Monday with our 'blizzard'. i'm just waiting for the usual thaw to take away the snow we just got and it to get cold again.