u/NinjaCoder

Don't worry... I will continue to be a good host and let these little native weirdos do their thing

My Ninebark bush is over 10 feet tall this year! So many bees on it, it is amazing.

6/3/2026 UPDATE: I got to meet some wonderful redditors and give away lots of plants, but there are still many left - at least 15 of each (tomato/pepper).

Help! I did it again and started far more plants than I can use.

Rather than let them go to waste, I'd love to share them with anyone in the community who can give them a good home.

I'm in Shakopee, and if you're nearby and looking for tomato and/or pepper plants, I have plenty available free of charge. If you happen to have any spare nursery pots, I'd appreciate replacements, but they're absolutely not required.

Available:

• Approximately 40 tomato plants
• Approximately 40 pepper plants

Pepper varieties include:

• Goliath Jalapeño (most of them)
• Felicity
• Salsa
• Anaheim
• Early Jalapeño

Tomato varieties include:

• Roma
• Cherry types
• Medium-sized varieties (Better Boy, Blue Ribbon, etc.)
• A few Beefsteak plants

These plants are healthy, have been hardened off outdoors for several weeks, and are ready for the garden. They have, however, outgrown their current pots and should be planted soon.

I originally had nearly twice this many and have already shared a large number with neighbors, but I still have plenty left.

Send me a message if you'd like some!