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still have lots of veg seeds:

15 years ago

I still have lots of veg seeds for anyone who is still looking-

Please have something on my want list or similar-

I would really like a white wisteria, lilac, or lilies of some sort-

http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/greenjeans402

Veg seeds I still have for trade:

-Watermelon, "Charleston Grey" (classic) red flesh

-Cantaloupe, "Imperial 45" orange flesh

-Pumpkin, "Connecticut Field" (classic)

-Winter Squash, Waltham's Butternut

-Summer Squash, Early yellow crookneck

-Summer Squash, Early yellow straightneck

-Summer Squash, Dark Green Zucchini

-Beet, "Detroit Dark Red"

-Lettuce, Paris Island Cos

-Lettuce, "Grand Rapids" leaf

-Lettuce, "Iceberg" head

-Spinach, "Correnta Hybrid"

-Cucumber, "Muncher"

-Beans, Henderson's Bush Lima

-Beans, Royal Burgundy

-Peas, Oregon Sugar Pod

-Peas, "Green Arrow"

-Radish, "Sparkler White Tip"

-Broccoli, "Calabrese"

-Pepper, "Grand Bell Mix", multi-color

-Eggplant, "Black Beauty"

-Sweet Corn, "Silver Queen"

Here is a link that might be useful: my exchange lists:

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Dougnjess.... I don't see an email link either. I am interested in a few of your seeds: Winter Thyme Zucchini - Black Beauty Flower seeds: Bachelor's Buttons Moonflower vine- Morning Glory- Crimson Rambler Morning Glory - Pearly Gates Check out my list and let me know. Here is a link that might be useful: Bramble Oak's Trade List
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Hi! I am interested in trading with you if I have anything that you would be interested in. You have 4 or 5 things---maybe 6 that I might be interested in. If it wouldn't be too much bother, could I ask you what color your Globe Thistle is? Is it a blue ball on top of stem or yellow? Also---are the 2 delphiniums you mention the tall spires kind? Medium spires? Or short bushy chinese kind like Blue Mirror? Hope I am not too pesky asking these questions. :) Thanks! aunt_lou
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will send you an email. I have a spider Flower Blend Cleome hassleriana (50+seeds). Would like to trade for Watermelon, "Charleston Grey" and Lettuce, "Iceberg" head.
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Hi. Can I have some of every seed in your list please. ysickles@hotmail.com. Thank you Yoli What I HAVE ÃÂ African Daisy (FLOR) ÃÂ Asters (FLOR) ÃÂ Beet/Betabel (VEG) ÃÂ Black Eye Susan Vine (FLOR) ÃÂ California Giant Zinnias (FLOR) ÃÂ Cantalope/ Melon (FRUTA) ÃÂ Chile California ÃÂ Chile Cascabel ÃÂ Chile de Arbol ÃÂ Chile Guajillo ÃÂ Chile Pasilla ÃÂ Chile Pequin ÃÂ Chile Tepin ÃÂ Cilantro (HIERBA) ÃÂ Clendula oficinalis (FLOR) ÃÂ Cosmos (FLOR) ÃÂ Dimorphotheca (FLOR) ÃÂ Genovese Basil/Albahaca (HIERBA) ÃÂ Golden Tuft Alyssum Saxatile (FLOR) ÃÂ Grapefruit (White)/Toronja (FRUTA) ÃÂ Green Bellpepper /Pimiento verde (VEG) ÃÂ Juniper Berries (ARBUSTO) ÃÂ Lechuga (Black Seeded Simpson) (VEG) ÃÂ Oregano (Origanum Vulgare Hirtum) (HIERBA) ÃÂ Osteospermun (FLOR) ÃÂ Raimbow Peppercorns (ESPECIE) ÃÂ Rhubarb/Ruibarbo (VEG) ÃÂ Sage Common (Salvia Officinalis) (HIERBA) ÃÂ Spinach/Espinaca (VEG) ÃÂ Sunflower (Mommoth Russian) (FLOR) ÃÂ Sunflower Red/ mix colors (FLOR) What I AM LOOKING FOR q Abrus (Abrus Precaurius ) Poisonous q Achiote (Bixa Orellana) q Bleeding Heart Valentine (Dicentra Spectabilis Valentine) q Blue Asiatic Poppy (Meconopsis grandis - M. grandis) q Cancer Herb (Acalypha Aryensis) q CatÃ¢ÂÂs Claw (Uncaria Tomentosa) q Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Verum) q Coleus (Solenostemon) q Crocus Morado q Cunahate (Costus Specious) q Dappled Willow (Shrub) q Daylili q Dollarweed (Apliaceae Umbelliferae), Hydrocotyle Umbellata, Pennywort Apiaceae q Gazania mix q Huevos de Chucho (Thevetia Ohovai) q Hyacinth Lilac Lavender (Syringa hyacinthiflora) q Hyacinth Muscari/ Lluvia(Baby Breath) q Ixcanan/ Chocloco (Hamelia Patens) Skins irritations q Japanese Kerria (Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora') q Leggy (Petunias) q Lithodora Evergreen. Electric Blue Radiant q Lonicera Vine (Lonicera sempervirens) q Love lies bleeding (Amaranthus Caudatus) q Muscari grape hyacinths q Muscari Little Viguette q Nasturtiums (Nasturtium (genus) q Neem (Azaderachta Indica) q Oakleaf Hydrangea leaves unfolding q Periwinkle (Vinca Minou) European ground cover q Rhododendron (Shrubs) Azaleas q Santa Maria Plant (Piper Peltatum L.) Pain Reliever/ muscle spasm/ Inflamacion, Malaria q Sleeper/Mimosa (Mimordica Charantia L.) Kidney Problems q Sorosi (Memordica Charantia L.) Bitter melon q Tiny Yellow Violas (Violaceae) q Verbena (Verbenaceae) q Weigela Shrub (Weigelea Florida) q Wild rose Alberta (Rosa acicularis) q Yellow Magnolias (Magnolia acuminata) q Yellow Narcissus(- Ã¢ÂÂNarcissus papyraceus
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