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The Seed Exchange

HAVE: Large list of veggies plus others

11 years ago

I struck up a conversation with someone at my local Wal-Mart about my ambitions of having my dream garden. To make a long story short, he gave a box full of seeds he said he no longer has use for. Many were duplicates (thankfully he was OCD about labeling like I am). I just got through sorting through them.

TOMATOES
Rutgers
Rio Grande
Black Cherry
Iditarod Red
Pantan Romanesco
Italian Market Wonder
Bivolsko
Camp Joy

Danvers Carrot

Turisk Orange Eggplant

Black Beauty Zucchini

Bunny Tail Radish

Glorios Daisy

Shasta Daisy

Tickseed

Evening Primrose

Lilliput Zinnia Mix

Hopi Red Dye Amaranth

Garlic Chives

Cilantro

Dill

Triple Curled Parsley

Please look at my trade list. I am into edibles, but mostly looking for the strange yet beautiful.

This post was edited by LullabyF360 on Thu, Mar 28, 13 at 15:19

Comments (17)

Jaysun121
11 years ago
hey Lullaby,
Id be willing to try Iditarod Red, Italian Market Wonder, Bunny Tail Radish, Garlic Chives, Black Beauty Zucchini, and 3x Parsley.
I have to trade, Seven top turnup, early cabbage, early copenhagen cabbage, black seed simpson lettuce, endive, white boston lettuce,purple top turnup, scarlett radish, scarlet carrots, and many types of corn.

Will start planting soon so plz let me know,
Jayson
greenwellbeing.comlu
11 years ago
need primrose, zucchini, amaranth, parsley.
have to trade Kale, Calendula Marigolds(medicinal), organic rainbow chard, spinach, onion flavored chives,
oregano, dill, anise, fennel, monster head sunflowers

Here is a link that might be useful: exchange lists link
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pat44th
11 years ago
Email sent ^_^
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
Jaysun

You need to set up your email here so that we are able to privately message you. Go to your profile & select under the email options "view for members only" (or however it is worded). What types of corn do you have specifically?

Greenwell

I sent you an email
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
Oops, I forgot to list a few others. Here they are:

Satan's kiss pepper
Sweet red pepper marconi
Yu choy sum red stem
Petit provencal pea
Little gem cos
Pak choi
Mesclum lettuce blend
Iceburg lettuce
brenda_c
11 years ago
Hi LullabyF360 I would like to have these seeds.

Iditarod Red Tomato
Pantan Romanesco Tomato
Bivolsko Tomato
Camp Joy Tomato
Yu Choy Sum Red Stem
Little Gem Cos
Pak Choi

Please let me know. Thanks

Brenda
ddkcat
11 years ago
Would like to trade for your two daisies; could I send you my list? Doreen.
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
Ok, folks, the following are no longer available:

Satan's kiss pepper
Black cherry tomato
Very few left of little gem cos

Jaysun & Greenwell, I am still waiting to hear from you. I am holding the seeds you want, but I can't for very long. I am having other people wanting them.
brenda_c
11 years ago
Hi LullabyF360 I'm still interested in these seeds.

Iditarod Red Tomato
Pantan Romanesco Tomato
Bivolsko Tomato
Camp Joy Tomato
Yu Choy Sum Red Stem
Little Gem Cos
Pak Choi

Please take a look at my trade list and let me know if you want to trade or can I send postage. Thanks so much.

Brenda
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
Brenda

I sent you an email. Sorry for taking so long to reply.
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
Update:

Iditarod red tomato--few left
Bivolsko Cerste tomato--GONE
Little gem cos--GONE
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
Update:

Iditarod red tomato--few left
Bivolsko Cerste tomato--GONE
Little gem cos--GONE
djd123
11 years ago
Do you still have black cherry? Look at my trade list and tell me if you are interested in anything.
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
Djd123

No more black cherry.
JAvery07
11 years ago
Interested! Not much to trade, need to update my list, but you can email me. Thank You :)
LullabyF360
Original Author
11 years ago
I've sent you an email JAvery.
Nonasmosas
11 years ago
Interested in your hopi red dye amaranth

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