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16 years ago

I'm new to trading (and new to gardening) but I've gone full-steam-ahead with my planning this winter. I've got lots of extra seeds that I'd love to trade for something new. I'm particularly looking for flowers/plants that would do well in part shade or full shade, but I do have some sunny areas. I don't have space for any more veggies, however.

Here's what I have available. Let me know if anything interests you, and what you have to trade. Thanks!

Lettuce:

Pablo Lettuce

Red Salad Bowl Lettuce

Merveille des Quatre Saisons Lettuce

Herbs:

Organic Common Chives

Organic Plain Parsley

Organic Cilantro/Coriander

Organic Sweet Basil

Organic Oregano

Common English Thyme

Dill 'Bouquet'

Broadleaf Sage

Vegetables:

Tomato 'Red Jelly Bean Grape'

Tomato 'Super Sweet 100 Cherry'

Tomato 'Brandywine'

Tomato 'Carmello'

Tomato 'Husky Gold'

Tomato 'Sungold Cherry'

Climbing French Bean

Fin de Bagnol bean

Flowers:

Pink & Red Peony Poppy

Sweet Pea 'Mollie Rilestone'

Sweet Pea 'Dorothy Eckford'

Salvia Mixture

Love-in-a-Mist 'Miss Jekyll Blue'

Love-in-a-Mist 'Oxford Blue'

Verbena (purple top)

Painted Lady Improved Runner Bean

Sea Shells Cosmos

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tink62
16 years ago
Hi ~ I'm interested in your
*Sweet Pea 'Dorothy Eckford'
*Love-in-a-Mist 'Miss Jekyll Blue'
*Love-in-a-Mist 'Oxford Blue'
*Verbena (purple top)
Please check my list and let me know via email if you would like to work out a trade ;D
Thanx for your time ~~~
Love & Light ~
Tink62
sassybutterfly_2008
16 years ago
I'm also interested in both your Sweet Peas... I have bleeding heart seeds not sure if they're white or red yet, I'm just growing some now. I also have some hosta seeds coming within the week. Please let me know if you're interested.

Thanks!
Wendy
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I used to live in the high desert, once helped a family with horses in a sand paddock who wanted a garden. These smart Arabian horses had been pooing in one location instead of all over. In 2-3 days I wheelbarrowed it all into the garden and made a berm 2.5 feet high by 6 feet wide by 10 feet long. (I was young)You should have seen all the green things that came out of that berm after a light watering. Come to think of it now, the pile must have been sprouting fresh greens all the while it was in the paddock, and the horses kept it nipped down. There used to be lots of ranches all around Phoenix. I'd suggest putting up notices and calling them all and begging them all to dump any manure on your garden. Take down any fence and put up a sign asking for manure and compost to be dumped here. Make up maps with directions and give them to ranchers and parks workers, also contact the utilities that cut back trees from powerlines, ask for chipped tree cuttings to be dumped. You could even check with water treatment to ask for sewage sludge if you feel brave, that's what Milorganite is made of. Not to mention the many possible sources of industrial organic matter like spoiled food or food byproducts. One final idea, prickly pear is very easy to cut down with a shovel and pick up with a pitchfork. Its loaded with water. You could ask landscapers to dump their cactus cuttings at your location. I just don't know how long it takes the spines to break down to where they are no longer a hazard. Probably prickly pear breaks down sooner than barrel cactus, for instance. If you did get a barrel or saguaro maybe you could take a propane weed burner to the outside or just pile up dry brush or spray with kerosene and burn off the outside spines. DO NOT use gasoline, you don't want a cactus bomb explosion. Prickly pear has no internal woody skeleton at all, it's like a big celery with spines instead of strings, and it can get huge and people just want it out of their yards. If you could get landscapers to dump a few dozen cubic yards of prickly pears on the clay then cover it with a couple feet of manure and cover that with cardboard and plastic, I think you could just put your seeds in and step back fast. PPS, Just Google Jacobs Cattle bean, it's common and for sale everywhere.
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stoobers
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Hi, I have some "light-weight" sunflowers. (small seeds, heads the size of a saucer, yellow petals). These grow to about 4 feet and make a zillion little seeds.

I'd love to trade them for some lettuce, tomato seeds or any other kind of vegetable.

below is my list.
http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/stoobers

Please contact me at:
stoobers@gmail.com if interested.

Thanks!
katie88
16 years ago
Hi leolia,

Interested in your:
Red Salad Bowl Lettuce
Merveille des Quatre Saisons Lettuce
Sweet Pea 'Mollie Rilestone'

Pls check my Trade List.

Thanks,
Katie
GW: katie88
purpleacres
16 years ago
Howdee there

Im interested in your

Tomato 'Red Jelly Bean Grape'
Tomato 'Husky Gold'
Tomato 'Sungold Cherry'

Do you know the seed sorce of these?

Take a look at my trade list I have lots of veggies.

Acres
ghobby
16 years ago
I can trade chammomile. I'm interested in poppy and verbeana.
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
16 years ago
Hi Leolia,

Welcome to Garden Web, the Seed Exchange, and the wonderful world of seed trading!

I too am interested in both of your sweet peas, but don't have much in the line of shade or semi shade seeds.

Please check my list or might you be interested in 2 trillium recurvatum plants?

LMK...Thanks!

Sue...aka chemocurl

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:32745}}
tracy77
16 years ago
I am interested in these seeds:
Pablo Lettuce
Red Salad Bowl Lettuce
Merveille des Quatre Saisons Lettuce
Organic Plain Parsley
Organic Cilantro/Coriander
Organic Sweet Basil
Tomato 'Red Jelly Bean Grape'
Tomato 'Super Sweet 100 Cherry'
Tomato 'Sungold Cherry'

Please check my list and lmk
Tracy
leolia
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks for some wonderful trades to many!

here is an updated list of what is available:

Lettuce:
Pablo Lettuce
Herbs:
Organic Common Chives
Organic Plain Parsley
Organic Cilantro/Coriander
Organic Sweet Basil
Organic Oregano
Common English Thyme
Dill 'Bouquet'
Broadleaf Sage
Vegetables:
Climbing French Bean
Fin de Bagnol bean
Flowers:
Pink & Red Peony Poppy
Salvia Mixture
Painted Lady Improved Runner Bean
Sea Shells Cosmos
mikes197131
16 years ago
Hi, I would be very interested in any herbs you have. Please let me know. Thank you..........Mike

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