Free Duckweed for New Subscribers
September 5, 2012
Get growing and keep going! Free duckweed samples for the first 3 new subscribers to my blog each week. (includes free shipping to anywhere in the Continental US.) Sorry, cannot ship to Texas or Florida.
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Duckweed Gardening 
can I get a sample of duck weed plz
email is Jacob.briggs201@gmail.com
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Hi Jacob, please read my recent post.
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Hi I’m interested in some duck weed I have a tank that I would like to have is there anyway I could get a sample of some??
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I would love some free duckweed. I am in winchester, indiana and they be going into a fish tank,
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I’m wondering if u could send me some duckweed plz I’m in ohio and It’s my first time trying to grow a live tilapia I’m only sure they love duckweed thanks
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Hey Tamra, last year we talked about it. I’ll be up for some! 🙂
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Ask me again in the late spring, Jon. All is in hibernation other than my lab specimens right now.
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My Rainbow fish would LOVE duckweed. Is this still available? Let me know at pdxrugger@gmail.com Please and Thank yous.
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Shawn, I’ll start this up again in about a month. Don’t have enough to share yet. Remind me mid-May, ok? I’ll shoot you some out then.
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Hi, I’m new to the duckweed set of folks. But willing to grow it! Are you selling it? You’re so funny, can’t see anywhere on your blog where you do, if you do, but I’m sure you’re not in it just for the fun of it 🙂 So let me know!
Thanks!
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Hi Joy. I can send you roughly a cup and a half for $8.00 to cover Priority shipping and the gas for a trip to the post office. My time- gratis. 🙂 Email me at tamraf9@gmail.com and I’ll send you my address.
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One man’s trash…
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If u could send my email to your friend sure thanks.
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I was wondering I I can get some if you still have any I need some for a natural endlers tank I’m goin to be breeding them. Email me at gwomack209@gmail.com. Thanks
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Why not Florida 😦 thank you for your blog!
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It’s considered an invasive species in those states. Don’t worry, you’ve got plenty in canals and ponds- probably in your neighborhood!
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It considered invasive there
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