WANTED: Want vegetable seeds, have flower seeds.

11 years ago

I usually trade at least 10 seeds or about 25 if they are small, I would like the same amount from you.
I have tons of ziplock (2 by 3 inches) for trade too. I prefer large trades to save time and money. I do like to throw in bonuses/surprises and would appreciate the same :)

At the moment, I am only interested in trading for vine flowers such as morning glories (I have blue, purple, purple with white stripes), etc. I really don't grow flowers anymore, so I am mostly just interested in vegetables. I love gourds/pumpkins. I LOVE sweet peppers or ornamental peppers (spicy). I could use more seeds of bell peppers (brown, yellow, orange, purple, etc) or the mini varieties.

Remember the larger trade, the better :)

Flowers:
Dwarf Fairy Candytuft
Blue Ensign Morning Glory
Torch Tithonia
Gazania Sunshine Mix
Marigold
African Daisy
forget me not
petite marigold
crackerjack marigold
Blanket Flower
Lychnis Diamonds and Rubies mix
gypsophila
bachelor button
California Poppy
Alyssum purple
Gaillardia
Larkspur
Nasturtium
Lavatera
Statice
True Lavender
Cardinal Climber
Columbine
Cosmos
Gypsophila
White swan echinacea
Shirley Poppy
Classic Zinnia
Zinnia Thumbelina Mix
Phlox dwarf mixed colors
marigold disco flame
Calendula
zinnia giant flowered mix
Petunia mixed colors (pelleted)
Helichrysum
Sweet pea
cleome rose queen
Centaurea
Celosia Red Velvet
Tricolor Daisy
Impatiens (butterfly mix)
Dianthus
Sensitive Plant
Sweet william
Clarkia
Coleus

Feel free to check out my vegetable seed list on my member page but I may not have a lot left over especially the lettuce seeds.
I haven't updated my list yet, but feel free to ask.

Comments (4)

Melinda Hagen
11 years ago
I am very interested in some of your flower seeds! I will not be able to check what all I have until in the morning but think I have quite a few things you may like. These are the ones I am interested in:
clarkia
lynchnis diamonds and rubies mix
white swan echinacea
statice
lavatera
columbine-do you know the type?
bachelor button
gazania mix
coleus- do you know the type?
I will check my seeds in am and get back with you on this! Thanks, Melinda
little_minnie
11 years ago
I would be interested in sweet peas, calendula, nasturtiums, cal. poppy, centauria and tall zinnias. See my trade list.
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