Free Plant N Garden Stands of Arizona

[@rgzhaffie]

Awesome stuff!

[@WhoisMichelleCollie]

I love the idea, I am going to start that and put a stand at my house. don't forget to root and share your fig cuttings so people get healthy figs this next spring.

[@ktriley30]

That’s a great concept in the times we are living in I think it also creates a community spirit we def couldn’t leave books outside in Ireland 🌨🌨🌨🌨 they’d get soaked thank you for the video ☘️☘️☘️

[@jameshouse1268]

Another great “something new” for us! Thanks for the info and take care always.

[@AllPurposeMom]

Thanks so much James 🙏

[@juliekeil8791]

Thanks for pointing this out! 💖

[@freeplantngardenstandsfami9009]

What a fun time to visit in March and it is people like you that make a stand nice for the next visitors, thank you for the support. Together, we will bring back gardening culture. We have grown so fast and anyone from around the world can join the fb group. And yep, the rules are in place for the safety and ease of running such a large group, (daylight hours) really most common sense rules. We do have a sister group where you can ask for any plant or seed, just not on the stand group. Our hosts are not able to supply items asked for, and would take away from visiting a stand if people started to trade or swap in our group. Plus there are so many exchanges group for that. The sister group in Arizona is called Arizona East Valley Gardeners Exchange. This group does a "sending seeds" November-February in the state of Arizona for free when people send in a SAS=Self Addressed Stamp to whom participates.

[@AllPurposeMom]

Thank you so much for the follow up information!!!

[@freeplantngardenstandsfami9009]

Hi, I am sharing on our business page today.

[@brentongutierrez4021]

I live on Altadena and have since 2004... I miss this family greatly. The new folks living there don't seem to care much for growing and they have such a beautiful setup.. the grapes, Barbados cherry, pomegranate, lemon grass, sugar cane, morninga, ECT .. a few things have died and I hope to talk with them to transfer some things to my house lol

[@MatthewSherriff85]

Great idea, I am in some seed swap groups as well as garden produce swap group on Facebook but I like the idea of the stands for seeds

[@shoelessinorl]

I love this idea of free exchange of seeds and plants. Wow!!! Wish we had this is Clearwater Florida

[@AllPurposeMom]

I just goggled it and they do have a group there. Looks like it's called "Leave One Take One Plant Stand" on Facebook and "Clearwater Plant Exchange"

[@shoelessinorl]

@@AllPurposeMom omg , thank you, I’ll look into it today. Love watching and learning from you!

[@shoelessinorl]

@@AllPurposeMom thank you taking the time out to find that information for me. God bless you! Gigi-from Clearwater

[@AllPurposeMom]

@@shoelessinorl of course!!

[@deedeenvegas]

Yeah i looked for free seeds in connection with libraries here in vegas and couldn’t find any. I think its an awesome idea.

[@GardenHappy]

Well you are just as cute as a bugs ear! Oh man what a big score for you today. I know I am late to comment on this video. . . I just created an account a few months ago so I have garden channel catching up to do. hahaha Nice garden hun. . . I love your down to earth approach : )

[@AllPurposeMom]

Ohhhh thank you 😊

[@andreawilson233]

Omg, I am taking all the aloe I pulled!

[@AllPurposeMom]

Great 💡

[@makalaniadolpho4056]

This is awesome. Planning to go donate to the 3 plant stands I found thru the group in East Mesa. Would have loved to come across your tomato shares. tfs

[@AllPurposeMom]

Woohoo, I was just telling my husband that when it cools off I an going to be hitting the plant stands. I got this super small rooted mulberry tree from Michael, from his stand and it's nearly four foot now!

[@makalaniadolpho4056]

@@AllPurposeMom that is awesome and inspiring

[@freeplantngardenstandsfami9009]

We are doing a contest to see who can grow the most moringa trees. There had been and even some seeds are at a few stands. The top 2 winners will get a lavender blooming plumeria. We really want to see this as some call it the "tree of life" in people's yards. It is all edible,love our hot summers and can grow in awful soil. Plus once it's established, it is drought tolerant.