HAVE: Red jujube, wax apple, loquat, kamquat etc

10 years ago

Looking for tropical fruits or fruits i do not have like Hachiya persimmons or Elephant Heart plums. Very interested in veggie seeds, spices, succulents, and blueberry varieties i do not have.

**NOTE: I will not respond to low-balling trades, please make offers as fair as possible**

Plants available in cuttings and rooted potted plants. The fruits are very sweet. Wax apple is the black pearl prized variety.

Here is what I have for trade:

Seeds: Foxgloves, turnips (heavy producer).

Fruits/Berries:

Li/Honey Jujube, very large and very sweet. Heavy producer.

Wax apple, black pearl, heavy producer, very sweet

loquat, kamquat, longan, goji berry, golden berry, blueberries (sunshine blue), dragon fruit, purple figs, golden delicious apples, fuji apples, peachs, nectarine, grapefruit, oranges.

VARIOUS SUCCULENTS

SPICES:

Lavendar (two types), Mexican Sage, Mint (lemon, apple), Rosemary, Red chillies.

Flowers:

Various roses (Still in Dormant Bags), climbing roses, rose-bed roses, hydrangeas, lilies (calla and asiatic), camillas (white, pink, red), hibiscus, azaelas, pink jasmines, confederate jasmines, foxglove.

Open to some perennials, those that don't die off when stops blooming, meaning they still have some foliages. Flowers may be considered if they are monrovia or interesting varieties such as uncommon hydrangeas.

This post was edited by cyh527 on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 20:40

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ltlwilli
10 years ago
What types of veggies do you seek--I have quite a few.
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
any seeds are welcome, i prefer leafy greens like kale, collard greens etc. Let me know!
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fluffybonbon
10 years ago
Hi, am interested in your red jujube and golden berry .
I have calla lily white , pink, yellow .
I also have lot of veggie seeds as well .
Please email me to trade .
Thanks,
KarenPA_6b
10 years ago
I would like to trade for your jujube and dragon fruit if you have any left for trade. I do not have Hachiya persimmon but I have jiro, hanafuyu persimmons, Fuji apple, all kinds of asian pears cuttings, divisions of Celeste fig, and Wedding Ring Hydrangea. What veggie seeds are you looking for? Please send email.
KarenPA_6b
10 years ago
Can I ask what zone are you growing your jujube? Your variety may not work for my zone 6.
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
I also have a lot of succulents, i would trade them for succulents/cacti or other stuff i do not have. Please send pictures.
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
I have Li jujube and honey jujube. They are giant and super super sweet, sweeter than honey.
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
I got some emails about my dragon fruit. They are heavy producers and are flowering right now.

In re jujube above: I've tried the one at nurseries, theirs are not as sweet as mine. They flower in April-June and are ready to harvest June- August to October.

Jujubes are very hardy, can tolerate frost and do well in zone 6 (see link).

Not interested in the calla lilies, they die quickly here.

Here is a link that might be useful: jujube zone 6

This post was edited by cyh527 on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 16:48
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
Oh, I also have FIGS for trade. They are purple ones, super purple, super duper sweet. Super heavy producer.

Cuttings available as well as rooted potted plants. I have 5 for trade.

I am looking for other types of FIGS, especially GREEN figs.
Ned_Acres
10 years ago
Hello. I am interested in the jujube, and the purple fig. I have a baby purple fig I just planted. I have cabbage, pepper, black beauty eggplant and okra seeds. I also have red surinam cherry plants and seeds. Oh, moringa seeds as well. Mulberry cuttings if they take in a few weeks.
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
Very interested in the mulberry and the red surinam cherry plants. Do you have pictures? how tall are they? are they rooted?

Also interested in the pepper, eggplant and okra seeds. please email me a trade!

Is your eggplant the long one or the larger oval one?
Ned_Acres
10 years ago
Hello. I am interested in the jujube, and the purple fig. I have a baby purple fig I just planted. I have cabbage, pepper, black beauty eggplant and okra seeds. I also have red surinam cherry plants and seeds. Oh, moringa seeds as well. Mulberry cuttings if they take in a few weeks.
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
Please email me for trades and let me know if you would prefer cuttings or plants.

Dwarf Pomegranate is beautiful (heavy producer and splendid foliage).
SavageGuy
10 years ago
Loquat, and wax apple, please! Been searching a long time for these anything rooted, cuttings or seeds will be most helpful but prefer rooted or seeds.

I've got a smorgaborg of heirloom lettuce and salad greens I could share including kale, collards etc. A delightful mustard which I have raised for 26 years; steams up great and makes a decent condiment from the seeds. I've also got just a few seeds left from our "Savage Heart" tomato heirloom.
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
Also available in seeds.

Other stuff available:

Packaged Hybrid Tea Roses, Confederate vine jasmine, Citrus cuttings, Lemon Tree (Dwarf, older), Sugar apple.

Various types of Camillias.
ZenYang
10 years ago
Hi there,

I am interested in your kumquat, jujube, loquat & blueberries. I have a few cuttings of these fig tress for trade and various seeds in my trade list.

Fig cuttings :
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cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
do you have any rooted figs or other fruit plants? how many cuttings can you give ? are you just looking for cuttings in return?
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
email me
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
still have some for trade!
cyh527
Original Author
10 years ago
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Hello, for fruit trees, currently I only have grape vine cuttings for trade. I'm interested in the LA area, may I know where are you located at? I'm interested in your jujube and dragon fruits in particular.

Thanks,
Kean

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keiki
10 years ago
I am interested in trading with you. Are your plants rooted cuttings, air layers, seedlings or just cuttings? I am mainly interested in black pearl jambu, jujube, fuyu persimmon, atemoya, and mulberry. I have red sugar apple, raja puri banana, ice cream banana, dwarf red banana, ladyfinger banana, red spanish pineapple, smooth cayane pineapple, sugar baby watermelon babies, katuk, okinawa spinach, hayden mango seedling, malabar chestnut, monstera deliciiosa, variegated monstera deliciosa and lots of tropicals. please email me at ladygardener 1 at comcast dot net if interested
cyh527
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10 years ago
still have some for trade! Some stuff might be out, please inquire.
LuckyDurazno
10 years ago
I have rooted Jubilee blueberry should bear fruit next season and surinan cherry seedlings about 7-9 inch.
I want li and honey jujubes rooted or seedlings.
email me if interested! Thanks!

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