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My wish breif list ( the things I want but don't yet have)
irises
daylilies
peonies
calla lilies
all types of lilies
rosey clouds daffodils
emperor tulip (orange with a purple border)
largest tulip
largest head tulip
lagest seed sunflowers
paw paw trees or seeds
rooted fig plant northern hardy types prefered
edible quince tree
ice cream beans -(not vanilla beans which I have)
Jala valley landrace corn
Bernard lavery's longest ear corn
Argentine popcorn
gas plant seeds
revenge lily
perennial teosinte
zone 3 hardy kiwi berry vine
My New rules for trading, this will streamline things and make
me the fastest trader instead of the slowest on the web.
> > In the first email:
> > > > > > > 1. ) Send your mailing address with the first email.
> > > > > > > 2. ) Tell me what you would like of mine, and in what
> amounts.
>All in the first e-mail. Then I can send it right out without checking
multiple correspondences.
> > > > > > > 3. ) Then send a list of whatever you have to trade this
> year.
If you are just starting out and don't have anything, you can send me something
next year (I'll take a rain check in other words). You don't have to send me anything until the seeds I send you sprout. I am interested in any fruit Or Vegetable that I don't have, especially local strains we
don't have here.
If you are a Peace Corps volunteer or from a third world or foreign
country or
Even just another state you can find seed strains that I can not, at your local market place. The seeds from the squash or melon you ate that was a type not listed on my list would interest me. Also no need for S.A.S.E.
I'll send it to you direct just as you can send it to me when you find something I can use. Always check with me before sending please. This should speed things up. Right now, I am a slow trader.
Thank you.
> > > > > > ,
> > > > > >
> > > > > > > SEED LIST July12, 2001
> > > > > > > EXCEPT MY MUSTARD WHICH IS OPEN POLLINATED AND GROWN BY ME ALL SEEDS were TAKEN FROM STORE PRODUCE.SOLD AS FOOD OR SPICE. THESE WILL BE ONLY GOOD FOR YOU IF YOU CAN'T OBTAIN THESE IN YOUR LOCAL MARKETS. MOST SEEDS COST LESS
THAN THE POSTAGE. MOST COMMERCIAL VARIETIES ARE BUSH TYPE
FOR EASIER MECHANICAL HARVESTING, BUT HAVE HIGH RESISTANCE TO MOST DISEASES and VIRUSES.
> > > > > > > BEANS 41 VARIETIES:
adzuki beans
> > > > > > > ASIAN BEANS (TINY RED)
> > > > > > > BLACK BEANS
black beans - Brazilian
brown beans - carioca Brazilian
> > > > > > > BLACK EYED PEAS
> > > > > > > BLACK TURTLE BEANS
> > > > > > > CANNELLINI
carioca beans -Brazilian
> > > > > > > CHICK PEAS OR GARBANZOS
> > > > > > > CHILI BEANS (SMALL RED)
> > > > > > > COW PEAS
> > > > > > > CRANBERRY BEANS-Vermont
cranberry beans red - Columbia
> > > > > > > DOMINICAN RED BEANS
> > > > > > > *FAVA BEANS LARGE DOMESTIC
> > > > > > > *FAVA BEANS POURTUGESE (EVEN LARGER,
> > > > > > > RICHER BROWN.)
> > > > > > > *FAVA BEAN SMALL GLOBE SHAPED (LEBANESE).
> > > > > > > FIELD PEA (looks like a small brown bean)
French bean ( from China)
> > > > > > > GREAT NORTHERN BEAN
> > > > > > > JACOB'S CATTLE BEAN
> > > > > > > KIDNEY BEANS:
> > > > > > > RED KIDNEY
> > > > > > > LIGHT RED KIDNEY
> > > > > > > WHITE KIDNEY
> > > > > > > LIMAS LARGE DOMESTIC (MY LARGEST LIMA)
> > > > > > > LIMAS GREEK GIANT NOTAS BIG, OR AS FLAT; OR AS WHITE AS DOMESTIC 1.5"X.5"

> > > > > > COST ME $3.69LB. MY MOST EXPENSIVE BEAN.
> > > > > > > LOG BEANS OR SOY BEANS
> > > > > > > *LUPINI BEANS REGULAR
> > > > > > > *LUPINI BEANS SMALL, FLAT (.5"X.5")
> > > > > > > MUNG BEANS (SMALL GREEN BEANS)
> > > > > > Navy beans
> > > > > > > PIGEON BEANS
> > > > > > > PIGEON PEAS
> > > > > > > PINK BEANS
> > > > > > > PINTO BEANS
> > > > > > > ROCK BEANS LIGHT TAN
> > > > > > > ROCK BEANS BLACK
> > > > > > > ROMAN BEANS
> > > > > > > SALONICA BEANS (GREEK)
Salvadorean red beans
> > > > > > > Small black Salvadoran beans
> > > > > > > SMALL WHITE BEAN
> > > > > > > SOLDIER BEANS (MAINE)
> > > > > > > SOY BEANS OR LOG BEANS
> > > > > > Vanilla bean counts as 2 trades
> > > > > > > WHITE BROAD BEANS (CHINESE LOOK THE SAME AS LIGHT TAN ROCK BEANS)
> > > > > > > Yam bean - also known as jicama the size of your
fingernail shaped Like A tamarind seed. I bought this one from the University of
Hawaii seed program. WARNING!!WHEN OVERRIPE THIS entire PLANT IS
> POISONOUS.ONLY THE ROOT IS EATEN, and that only when young. The leaves are always poisonous.
> > > > > > > YELLOW EYED BEANS (MY MOST POPULAR BEAN TRADE)
> > > > > > > * LUPINI BEANS AND FAVA BEANS MUST HAVE SKINS REMOVED BEFORE YOU EAT THEM OTHER FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SEEDS INCLUDING MANY THAT DON'T GROWIN THIS AREA:
> > > > > > > CACTUS, PRICKLEY PEAR
> > > > > > Collards
> > > > > > > CORN - GIANT KERNAL OFF WHITE HOMINY TYPE the larges kernels are the size of a nickel 186 day growing season
> > > > > > > CORN PHOEBE TOASTING TYPE (PERU) 186 day growing season (looks the same as above"giant kernel")
> > > > > > > POPCORN-APACHE RED
> > > > > > > POPCORN HOPI BLUE
> > > > > > > POPCORN UNCLE WILLIES WHITE
> > > > > > > POPCORN GOURMET YELLOW
popcorn Orville Redebachers original gourmet popping corn
Poppy seeds edible type
> > > > HORNED MELON, also called AZTEC HORNED FRUIT, or KIWANO,(ACTUALLY A TYPE OF CUCMBER)
> > > > > > > KIWI BERRYS (FUZZY) 1)yellow, 2)green (both tropical)
> > > > > > Kohlrabi
> > > > > > > KUMQUATS (SORRY ONLY 5 KUMQUAT SEEDS PER TRADE LIMITED AMOUNT) (tropical)
> > > > > > > LENTILS:
> > > > > > > BROWN LENTILS
> > > > > > > DARK GREEN FRENCH ORGANIC LENTALS
> > > > > > > INDIGO FRENCH ORGANIC LOOKS THE SAME AS
> > > > > > > GREEN FRENCH LENTALS THEY ARE BOTH TINY
> > > > > > > GREEK LIGHT GREEN LENTILS MEDIUM SIZE
> > > > > > > FULL SIZE LIGHT GREEN LENTILS
> > > > > > > RED ORGANIC LENTALS
> > > > > > > MELONS:
> > > > > > Crenshaw- orange flesh
> > > > > > > HONEYDEW GREEN FLESH
> > > > > > > ' GALIA' GUATEMALAN SOFTBALL SIZE LIGHT GREEN FLESH
> > > > > (temporarily
> > > > > > out)
> > > > > > > GOLDEN HONEYDEW (ALMOST WHITE FLESH)
> > > > > > Santa Clause melon greenish white flesh
Millet
> > > > > > Okra
> > > > > > PAPAYA (2LB. PLUS SIZE)
> > > > > > Papaya pear shaped small
> > > > > > > PASSION FRUIT
> > > > > > > PEANUTS - SPANISH RAW
> > > > > > Peanuts jumbo
> > > > > > > PEAS GREEN
> > > > > > > PEAS YELLOW
> > > > > > > PEAS ALASKA (REGULAR GARDEN PACK) (temporarily out)
> > > > > > > PEPPERS:
aji amarillo mirasol (yellow hot peppers) - Peru
> > > > > > > CAYNNE
> > > > > > > chile arbol hot -Mexico
chile Asian -China
> > > > > > > CHILE CHIPOTLE (SECHES)
chile costeno- Mexico
> > > > > > > CHILE CASABEL (CLOCHE)
chile guajillo pula -Mexico
chile mulato
chile pasilla-Mexico
> > > > > > > CHILE TEPIN
> > > > > > Chile pequin
> > > > > > > HABENERO (RED), SCOTCH BONNET! ABOUT 20 TIMES HOTTER than JALAPENO!!
> > > > > > > JALAPENO RED
> > > > > > > JINDUNGO AFRICANO (TINY PODS THE SIZE OF A PENCIL
ERASER I WILL SEND 3PODS EACH TRADE.)
Pimenta malagueta (malagueta Pepper) - Brazil
tiny Thai (hot)
> > > > > > > LARGE RED SWEET
> > > > > > > 'DEL CAMPO'LARGE SWEET RED AND MILD
> > > > > > > MEDIUM ORANGE SWEET
> > > > > > > POMEGRANITES( tropical)
> > > > > > > PUMPKIN BIG MAX TYPE
> > > > > > > PUMPKIN PORTUGESE (8 POUND)
> > > > > > > QUINOA
> > > > > > > SQUASH:
> > > > > > > ACORN
> > > > > > > BLUE HUBBARD
> > > > > > > BUTTERNUT
> > > > > > table ace gardenpack
> > > > > > > STAR FRUIT (TROPICAL) LIMIT 3 SEEDS TO A TRADE)
> > > > > > > Tomatoes 1-inch pear shaped: 1.) Red, 2.) Yellow
Grains Grains : all these grains are organic.
amaranth grain- limited amount
kamoot -wheat with a buttery flavor
oats-whole oat groats
quinoa
teff- perhaps the worlds smallest grain tastes like molasses
triticale- the combination of wheat and rye in the same seed
( see also Corn) also millet , freake
> > > > > > > HERBS
> > > > > > > ANISE (SMALL SPANISH)
> > > > > > > ANNATO SEED ACHIOTE
> > > > > > > BASIL, SWEET
> > > > > > Caraway
> > > > > > > CUMIN
> > > > > > > CHAMOMILE FLOWERS
> > > > > > > FENNEL
> > > > > > > FOENCULUM VULGARE.
> > > > > > Japonica
> > > > > > I have a limited amount of lotus roots, gingerroots
> > > > > > Spices: no guarantee spices will grow, as all are tropical
> > > > > > Nutmeg
> > > > > > Vanilla beans- Madagascar type one pod to 2 of your trades
> > > > > > Allspice
> > > > > > Fenugreek
> > > > > > Carob pods (a substitute for chocolate)
> > > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > >
> > >
> >
>
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> > > > > > > WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR: any of 'BERNARD LAVERY'S' GIANT
> > VEGETABLE STRAINS. I PREFER UNUSUAL, EARLY MATURING, GIANT, cold and or heat tolerant ,Drought Resistant strains or other DISASTER RESISTANT STRAINS, ANYTHING THAT IS SUPERIOR or has advantages IN ANY WAY, NEW MUTATIONS, UNUSUAL COLORS, PATTERNS OF COLORS, NEW
TASTES, OR JUST THAT PLANT THAT GREW UP SO DIFFERENT FROM
The REST IN THE SAME PACKET, THE ONE THAT WAS SO WEIRD YOU WONDERED IF ANYONE WANTED IT?
> > > > > > WELL I DO! SIAMESE TWIN SQUASH, SIAMESE TRIPLET VEGETABLE MARROW,
> > > > > > PUMPKIN SIZED AND SHAPED CUKES, IN SHORT IF IT'S WORTH TALKING ABOUT IT
> > IS
> > > > > WORTH
> > > > > > CONTACTING ME FOR.
> > > > > > > I ALSO WANT: ICE-CREAM BEANS, which are different from
> VANILLA
> > > > > BEANS,'
> > > > > > also " turkey craw "or "goose craw" beans, rattlesnake beans. I
> will
> > > > > > consider any new crop that can be even crossbred with a plant grown in zone
6a.
, anything that can be crossbred
> with
> > > >corn:
> > > > > > polyploid sugarcane perennial teosinte
> > > > > > THE LONGEST EAR OF CORN. JALA VALLEY LAND RACE CORN, cobbless corn,

> > > > > > Japanese ornamental corn, the "bears claw" corn mutation this is when
an ear has three or more tips and is twice the circumference (usually oval shaped) of regular corn. It seems to occur in about one in a thousand ears in all strains. Six shooter (or more ears per stalk) corn, the type with the most rows of kernels measured in circumference. The highest protein
corn more than16% The most cold resistant strains (Siberian, Alaskan, New
Zealand South Island, Chile, Argentina, South African strains) Argentina pop corn the kind with the most rows of kernels. Any edible plants that come fromAntarctica weather bred to survive there or indigenous varieties.
> > > > > > THE ORANGE WITH PURPLE BORDER EMPEROR TULIP,
> > > > > > THE " rosey CLOUD" DAFFODIL, YELLOW PEONIES, THE GIANT
> JAPANESE
> > > >TYPE
> > > > > OF
> > > > > > PEONIES
> > > > > > ,
> > > > > > IRISES OF ALL TYPES ESPECIALLY: DARK STAND -LIGHT FALL,
> UNUSUAL
> > > >COLOR
> > > > > > PATTERNS, STRIPES, SPOTTED, BATIK, MOST DIFFERENT COLORS PER
> BLOOM,
> > AS
> > > > > WELL
> > > > > > AS double blossoms, UNUSUAL COLORS: ORANGE, BLACK, GREEN, GIANT
> SIZE
> > > > > BLOOMS,
> > > > > > STRIPES, SPOTS, most blossoms per plant, LONGEST "SPOONS"
bushiest
> > > >beards,
> > > > > > brightest colored or contrasting beards.
> > > > > > THE MOST DIFFERENT COLORS ON A SINGLE BLOSSOM
> > > > > > > CANDY LILIES
> > > > > > > ANY LILIES
> > > > > > > ORCHIDS
> > > > > > Turkey craw or goose craw beans, giant beans
> > > > > > Ginseng, jojoba,
> > > > > > > ANY SUNFLOWER that is giant: big head bigger seeds. Taller
> > stalk,
> > > > > Longer
> > > > > > petals, different colors, larger, & or better seeds, interesting
> > color
> > > > > > patterns.
> > > > > > > ANY FLOWER WITH DOUBLE TRIPLE OR MORE BLOSSOMS ONE INSIDE
> THE
> > > >OTHER
> > > > > > LIKE
> > > > > > TRIPLE DAY LILIES
> > > > > > > **I WILL SWAP ANY VEGETABLES I DO NOT HAVE FOR ANY YOU DO
> NOT
> > > >HAVE.
> > > > > I
> > > > > > CAN SWAP BY THE POUND ON PEANUTS, PEAS, BEANS, and ASIAN WHOLE ORCRUSHED CHILIS, FENNEL, and CUMIN. THE U.S.MAIL HAS A SPECIAL DEAL UP TO 2 LBS (even more if you use the flat rate bulk mailer and no tape,be sure to put all contents in a ziplock bag before sealing ) DELIVERED IN 5 DAYS OR LESS for $3.95 postage. FOR THE LARGER ORDERS LETS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. I do .All size trades considered, one
seed
> to
> > > > > pounds.
> > > > > > And everything in between
> > > > > > All size orders however large or small encouraged.
> > > > > > > MY ADDRESS IS: John Bergman
827 Globe Street
Fall River, MASSACHUSETTS,U.S.A.
> > > > > > > 02724
> > > > > > > MAXFARMS@HOTMAIL.COM
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > Maxfarms
> > > > > > > _______________________________

My wish breif list ( the things I want but don't yet have)
irises
daylilies
peonies
calla lilies
all types of lilies
rosey clouds daffodils
emperor tulip (orange with a purple border)
largest tulip
largest head tulip
lagest seed sunflowers
paw paw trees or seeds
rooted fig plant northern hardy types prefered
edible quince tree
ice cream beans -(not vanilla beans which I have)
Jala valley landrace corn
Bernard lavery's longest ear corn
Argentine popcorn
gas plant seeds
revenge lily
perennial teosinte
zone 3 hardy kiwi berry vine
My New rules for trading, this will streamline things and make
me the fastest trader instead of the slowest on the web.
> > In the first email:
> > > > > > > 1. ) Send your mailing address with the first email.
> > > > > > > 2. ) Tell me what you would like of mine, and in what
> amounts.
>All in the first e-mail. Then I can send it right out without checking
multiple correspondences.
> > > > > > > 3. ) Then send a list of whatever you have to trade this
> year.
If you are just starting out and don't have anything, you can send me something
next year (I'll take a rain check in other words). You don't have to send me anything until the seeds I send you sprout. I am interested in any fruit Or Vegetable that I don't have, especially local strains we
don't have here.
If you are a Peace Corps volunteer or from a third world or foreign
country or
Even just another state you can find seed strains that I can not, at your local market place. The seeds from the squash or melon you ate that was a type not listed on my list would interest me. Also no need for S.A.S.E.
I'll send it to you direct just as you can send it to me when you find something I can use. Always check with me before sending please. This should speed things up. Right now, I am a slow trader.
Thank you.
> > > > > > ,
> > > > > >
> > > > > > > SEED LIST July12, 2001
> > > > > > > EXCEPT MY MUSTARD WHICH IS OPEN POLLINATED AND GROWN BY ME ALL SEEDS were TAKEN FROM STORE PRODUCE.SOLD AS FOOD OR SPICE. THESE WILL BE ONLY GOOD FOR YOU IF YOU CAN'T OBTAIN THESE IN YOUR LOCAL MARKETS. MOST SEEDS COST LESS
THAN THE POSTAGE. MOST COMMERCIAL VARIETIES ARE BUSH TYPE
FOR EASIER MECHANICAL HARVESTING, BUT HAVE HIGH RESISTANCE TO MOST DISEASES and VIRUSES.
> > > > > > > BEANS 41 VARIETIES:
adzuki beans
> > > > > > > ASIAN BEANS (TINY RED)
> > > > > > > BLACK BEANS
black beans - Brazilian
brown beans - carioca Brazilian
> > > > > > > BLACK EYED PEAS
> > > > > > > BLACK TURTLE BEANS
> > > > > > > CANNELLINI
carioca beans -Brazilian
> > > > > > > CHICK PEAS OR GARBANZOS
> > > > > > > CHILI BEANS (SMALL RED)
> > > > > > > COW PEAS
> > > > > > > CRANBERRY BEANS-Vermont
cranberry beans red - Columbia
> > > > > > > DOMINICAN RED BEANS
> > > > > > > *FAVA BEANS LARGE DOMESTIC
> > > > > > > *FAVA BEANS POURTUGESE (EVEN LARGER,
> > > > > > > RICHER BROWN.)
> > > > > > > *FAVA BEAN SMALL GLOBE SHAPED (LEBANESE).
> > > > > > > FIELD PEA (looks like a small brown bean)
French bean ( from China)
> > > > > > > GREAT NORTHERN BEAN
> > > > > > > JACOB'S CATTLE BEAN
> > > > > > > KIDNEY BEANS:
> > > > > > > RED KIDNEY
> > > > > > > LIGHT RED KIDNEY
> > > > > > > WHITE KIDNEY
> > > > > > > LIMAS LARGE DOMESTIC (MY LARGEST LIMA)
> > > > > > > LIMAS GREEK GIANT NOTAS BIG, OR AS FLAT; OR AS WHITE AS DOMESTIC 1.5"X.5"

> > > > > > COST ME $3.69LB. MY MOST EXPENSIVE BEAN.
> > > > > > > LOG BEANS OR SOY BEANS
> > > > > > > *LUPINI BEANS REGULAR
> > > > > > > *LUPINI BEANS SMALL, FLAT (.5"X.5")
> > > > > > > MUNG BEANS (SMALL GREEN BEANS)
> > > > > > Navy beans
> > > > > > > PIGEON BEANS
> > > > > > > PIGEON PEAS
> > > > > > > PINK BEANS
> > > > > > > PINTO BEANS
> > > > > > > ROCK BEANS LIGHT TAN
> > > > > > > ROCK BEANS BLACK
> > > > > > > ROMAN BEANS
> > > > > > > SALONICA BEANS (GREEK)
Salvadorean red beans
> > > > > > > Small black Salvadoran beans
> > > > > > > SMALL WHITE BEAN
> > > > > > > SOLDIER BEANS (MAINE)
> > > > > > > SOY BEANS OR LOG BEANS
> > > > > > Vanilla bean counts as 2 trades
> > > > > > > WHITE BROAD BEANS (CHINESE LOOK THE SAME AS LIGHT TAN ROCK BEANS)
> > > > > > > Yam bean - also known as jicama the size of your
fingernail shaped Like A tamarind seed. I bought this one from the University of
Hawaii seed program. WARNING!!WHEN OVERRIPE THIS entire PLANT IS
> POISONOUS.ONLY THE ROOT IS EATEN, and that only when young. The leaves are always poisonous.
> > > > > > > YELLOW EYED BEANS (MY MOST POPULAR BEAN TRADE)
> > > > > > > * LUPINI BEANS AND FAVA BEANS MUST HAVE SKINS REMOVED BEFORE YOU EAT THEM OTHER FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SEEDS INCLUDING MANY THAT DON'T GROWIN THIS AREA:
> > > > > > > CACTUS, PRICKLEY PEAR
> > > > > > Collards
> > > > > > > CORN - GIANT KERNAL OFF WHITE HOMINY TYPE the larges kernels are the size of a nickel 186 day growing season
> > > > > > > CORN PHOEBE TOASTING TYPE (PERU) 186 day growing season (looks the same as above"giant kernel")
> > > > > > > POPCORN-APACHE RED
> > > > > > > POPCORN HOPI BLUE
> > > > > > > POPCORN UNCLE WILLIES WHITE
> > > > > > > POPCORN GOURMET YELLOW
popcorn Orville Redebachers original gourmet popping corn
Poppy seeds edible type
> > > > HORNED MELON, also called AZTEC HORNED FRUIT, or KIWANO,(ACTUALLY A TYPE OF CUCMBER)
> > > > > > > KIWI BERRYS (FUZZY) 1)yellow, 2)green (both tropical)
> > > > > > Kohlrabi
> > > > > > > KUMQUATS (SORRY ONLY 5 KUMQUAT SEEDS PER TRADE LIMITED AMOUNT) (tropical)
> > > > > > > LENTILS:
> > > > > > > BROWN LENTILS
> > > > > > > DARK GREEN FRENCH ORGANIC LENTALS
> > > > > > > INDIGO FRENCH ORGANIC LOOKS THE SAME AS
> > > > > > > GREEN FRENCH LENTALS THEY ARE BOTH TINY
> > > > > > > GREEK LIGHT GREEN LENTILS MEDIUM SIZE
> > > > > > > FULL SIZE LIGHT GREEN LENTILS
> > > > > > > RED ORGANIC LENTALS
> > > > > > > MELONS:
> > > > > > Crenshaw- orange flesh
> > > > > > > HONEYDEW GREEN FLESH
> > > > > > > ' GALIA' GUATEMALAN SOFTBALL SIZE LIGHT GREEN FLESH
> > > > > (temporarily
> > > > > > out)
> > > > > > > GOLDEN HONEYDEW (ALMOST WHITE FLESH)
> > > > > > Santa Clause melon greenish white flesh
Millet
> > > > > > Okra
> > > > > > PAPAYA (2LB. PLUS SIZE)
> > > > > > Papaya pear shaped small
> > > > > > > PASSION FRUIT
> > > > > > > PEANUTS - SPANISH RAW
> > > > > > Peanuts jumbo
> > > > > > > PEAS GREEN
> > > > > > > PEAS YELLOW
> > > > > > > PEAS ALASKA (REGULAR GARDEN PACK) (temporarily out)
> > > > > > > PEPPERS:
aji amarillo mirasol (yellow hot peppers) - Peru
> > > > > > > CAYNNE
> > > > > > > chile arbol hot -Mexico
chile Asian -China
> > > > > > > CHILE CHIPOTLE (SECHES)
chile costeno- Mexico
> > > > > > > CHILE CASABEL (CLOCHE)
chile guajillo pula -Mexico
chile mulato
chile pasilla-Mexico
> > > > > > > CHILE TEPIN
> > > > > > Chile pequin
> > > > > > > HABENERO (RED), SCOTCH BONNET! ABOUT 20 TIMES HOTTER than JALAPENO!!
> > > > > > > JALAPENO RED
> > > > > > > JINDUNGO AFRICANO (TINY PODS THE SIZE OF A PENCIL
ERASER I WILL SEND 3PODS EACH TRADE.)
Pimenta malagueta (malagueta Pepper) - Brazil
tiny Thai (hot)
> > > > > > > LARGE RED SWEET
> > > > > > > 'DEL CAMPO'LARGE SWEET RED AND MILD
> > > > > > > MEDIUM ORANGE SWEET
> > > > > > > POMEGRANITES( tropical)
> > > > > > > PUMPKIN BIG MAX TYPE
> > > > > > > PUMPKIN PORTUGESE (8 POUND)
> > > > > > > QUINOA
> > > > > > > SQUASH:
> > > > > > > ACORN
> > > > > > > BLUE HUBBARD
> > > > > > > BUTTERNUT
> > > > > > table ace gardenpack
> > > > > > > STAR FRUIT (TROPICAL) LIMIT 3 SEEDS TO A TRADE)
> > > > > > > Tomatoes 1-inch pear shaped: 1.) Red, 2.) Yellow
Grains Grains : all these grains are organic.
amaranth grain- limited amount
kamoot -wheat with a buttery flavor
oats-whole oat groats
quinoa
teff- perhaps the worlds smallest grain tastes like molasses
triticale- the combination of wheat and rye in the same seed
( see also Corn) also millet , freake
> > > > > > > HERBS
> > > > > > > ANISE (SMALL SPANISH)
> > > > > > > ANNATO SEED ACHIOTE
> > > > > > > BASIL, SWEET
> > > > > > Caraway
> > > > > > > CUMIN
> > > > > > > CHAMOMILE FLOWERS
> > > > > > > FENNEL
> > > > > > > FOENCULUM VULGARE.
> > > > > > Japonica
> > > > > > I have a limited amount of lotus roots, gingerroots
> > > > > > Spices: no guarantee spices will grow, as all are tropical
> > > > > > Nutmeg
> > > > > > Vanilla beans- Madagascar type one pod to 2 of your trades
> > > > > > Allspice
> > > > > > Fenugreek
> > > > > > Carob pods (a substitute for chocolate)
> > > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > >
> > >
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> > > > > > > WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR: any of 'BERNARD LAVERY'S' GIANT
> > VEGETABLE STRAINS. I PREFER UNUSUAL, EARLY MATURING, GIANT, cold and or heat tolerant ,Drought Resistant strains or other DISASTER RESISTANT STRAINS, ANYTHING THAT IS SUPERIOR or has advantages IN ANY WAY, NEW MUTATIONS, UNUSUAL COLORS, PATTERNS OF COLORS, NEW
TASTES, OR JUST THAT PLANT THAT GREW UP SO DIFFERENT FROM
The REST IN THE SAME PACKET, THE ONE THAT WAS SO WEIRD YOU WONDERED IF ANYONE WANTED IT?
> > > > > > WELL I DO! SIAMESE TWIN SQUASH, SIAMESE TRIPLET VEGETABLE MARROW,
> > > > > > PUMPKIN SIZED AND SHAPED CUKES, IN SHORT IF IT'S WORTH TALKING ABOUT IT
> > IS
> > > > > WORTH
> > > > > > CONTACTING ME FOR.
> > > > > > > I ALSO WANT: ICE-CREAM BEANS, which are different from
> VANILLA
> > > > > BEANS,'
> > > > > > also " turkey craw "or "goose craw" beans, rattlesnake beans. I
> will
> > > > > > consider any new crop that can be even crossbred with a plant grown in zone
6a.
, anything that can be crossbred
> with
> > > >corn:
> > > > > > polyploid sugarcane perennial teosinte
> > > > > > THE LONGEST EAR OF CORN. JALA VALLEY LAND RACE CORN, cobbless corn,

> > > > > > Japanese ornamental corn, the "bears claw" corn mutation this is when
an ear has three or more tips and is twice the circumference (usually oval shaped) of regular corn. It seems to occur in about one in a thousand ears in all strains. Six shooter (or more ears per stalk) corn, the type with the most rows of kernels measured in circumference. The highest protein
corn more than16% The most cold resistant strains (Siberian, Alaskan, New
Zealand South Island, Chile, Argentina, South African strains) Argentina pop corn the kind with the most rows of kernels. Any edible plants that come fromAntarctica weather bred to survive there or indigenous varieties.
> > > > > > THE ORANGE WITH PURPLE BORDER EMPEROR TULIP,
> > > > > > THE " rosey CLOUD" DAFFODIL, YELLOW PEONIES, THE GIANT
> JAPANESE
> > > >TYPE
> > > > > OF
> > > > > > PEONIES
> > > > > > ,
> > > > > > IRISES OF ALL TYPES ESPECIALLY: DARK STAND -LIGHT FALL,
> UNUSUAL
> > > >COLOR
> > > > > > PATTERNS, STRIPES, SPOTTED, BATIK, MOST DIFFERENT COLORS PER
> BLOOM,
> > AS
> > > > > WELL
> > > > > > AS double blossoms, UNUSUAL COLORS: ORANGE, BLACK, GREEN, GIANT
> SIZE
> > > > > BLOOMS,
> > > > > > STRIPES, SPOTS, most blossoms per plant, LONGEST "SPOONS"
bushiest
> > > >beards,
> > > > > > brightest colored or contrasting beards.
> > > > > > THE MOST DIFFERENT COLORS ON A SINGLE BLOSSOM
> > > > > > > CANDY LILIES
> > > > > > > ANY LILIES
> > > > > > > ORCHIDS
> > > > > > Turkey craw or goose craw beans, giant beans
> > > > > > Ginseng, jojoba,
> > > > > > > ANY SUNFLOWER that is giant: big head bigger seeds. Taller
> > stalk,
> > > > > Longer
> > > > > > petals, different colors, larger, & or better seeds, interesting
> > color
> > > > > > patterns.
> > > > > > > ANY FLOWER WITH DOUBLE TRIPLE OR MORE BLOSSOMS ONE INSIDE
> THE
> > > >OTHER
> > > > > > LIKE
> > > > > > TRIPLE DAY LILIES
> > > > > > > **I WILL SWAP ANY VEGETABLES I DO NOT HAVE FOR ANY YOU DO
> NOT
> > > >HAVE.
> > > > > I
> > > > > > CAN SWAP BY THE POUND ON PEANUTS, PEAS, BEANS, and ASIAN WHOLE ORCRUSHED CHILIS, FENNEL, and CUMIN. THE U.S.MAIL HAS A SPECIAL DEAL UP TO 2 LBS (even more if you use the flat rate bulk mailer and no tape,be sure to put all contents in a ziplock bag before sealing ) DELIVERED IN 5 DAYS OR LESS for $3.95 postage. FOR THE LARGER ORDERS LETS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. I do .All size trades considered, one
seed
> to
> > > > > pounds.
> > > > > > And everything in between
> > > > > > All size orders however large or small encouraged.
> > > > > > > MY ADDRESS IS: John Bergman
827 Globe Street
Fall River, MASSACHUSETTS,U.S.A.
> > > > > > > 02724
> > > > > > > MAXFARMS@HOTMAIL.COM
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > Maxfarms
> > > > > > > _______________________________

I live in: United States

My zone is: 6a Mass.

My favorite forum 1 is hybrid.

My favorite forum 2 is iris.

First registered on July 13,2001.

   
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