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Judith Browning
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Just in case someone doesn't have this wonderful 'weed'...I would be glad to mail a tablespoon or so of seed (unhusked) to anyone who wants some...just PM an address. I cut seed stalks today and they need a bit of drying...we got some rain yesterday:) I can start mailing it in about a week.
I have it everywhere...at all different ages. We are still eatting a bit of the newer leaves.

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Judith Browning
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I still have a bit more seed than I need:)

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Katherine Tedder
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Judith, I don't know much about it but would love anything to help me get my property going.
Katherine
 
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Katherine Tedder wrote:Judith, I don't know much about it but would love anything to help me get my property going.
Katherine



Hi, Katherine...I have a little bit of seed left...just PM an address to me and I will send you some....as long as you are in the US. It costs about sixty cents to mail in the states and when I started to mail to Canada it was $6.50! There is a lot of information on line about it's many uses.

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*EDIT* I am all out of seed for this year.

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Katherine Tedder
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Judith,
Hope you got my email thanking you for the seeds and the kindness of your heart!
Katherine
 
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We have TONS of yellow dock out here in Idaho.
 
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Katherine Tedder wrote:Judith,
Hope you got my email thanking you for the seeds and the kindness of your heart!
Katherine



thanks Katherine!

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Judith Browning
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NO SEED LEFT:) I will post summer 2014 if I have more then.

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"Be a lamp, or a lifeboat, or a ladder."-Rumi
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John Merrifield
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Judith,
I saved Curly Dock seed last season for the first time. Do you have any tips on starting/sowing?
John

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Amy Woodhouse
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John, you could throw it on top of the soil right now and rake it in a little just for good measure...but not necessary. It is considered a weed by many because it grows from seed very readily. You can also go out and find mature plants right now that are starting to leaf out, dig them up, divide them and replant. By the way, my pigs and ducks love curly dock.

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John Merrifield wrote:Judith,
I saved Curly Dock seed last season for the first time. Do you have any tips on starting/sowing?
John



Hi, John...I usually scatter it around right when the seed heads are dry, any time late summer here. As Amy says, though, now is the time for yours
and raking in a bit is a good idea...planting just before a good, hard rain helps also. We are eating young leaves from established plants now. I haven't seen any young plants from last summers seed yet. good luck!

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"Be a lamp, or a lifeboat, or a ladder."-Rumi
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Thank you both. I will get right on it.🌱

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