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HAVE: Looking to trade seeds! Mostly organic heirloom veggies

9 years ago

I have these seeds to trade:
-Bodacious Hybrid Corn
-2 organic Musquee de Provence cheese pumpkin
-Mix of purple, red, yellow and white carrots
-Chamomile
-Red bell peppers
-Organic Black Beauty Zucchini
-Organic Mammoth Grey Stripe sunflowers
-Golden Acre cabbage
-Organic Table Queen Bush acorn squash
-Organic Deep Sugar Spookie pumpkin
-Organic Cipollini onions
-Black Beauty eggplant
-Anaheim peppers
-Florida Giant watermelon
-Orange flesh melon
-Victoria rhubarb
-Sugar Ann peas
-Waltham squash
-Romanesco broccoli
-American Flag leeks
-White Wonder cucumber
-Amarillo Yellow carrot
-Tennessee Lite Burley tobacco

I'm generally not looking for flowers or ornamentals. I am open to trading for medicinal and culinary herbs, vegetables, fruits, and other function over form plants. Spore prints would be neat, too. Thanks for looking and I look forward to offers! :)

Comments (15)

CaliGardener90062
9 years ago
Hi HadMatress,

Take a look at my trade list and see if you would be interested in trading. I am interested in your carrots, zucchini, sunflowers, onions, watermelon, squash and cucumber seeds. Hopefully you can find as many varieties that you would like on my list so we can do an even trade.

Thanks
sahmjay
9 years ago
interested in a trade. pls take a look at my list
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HadMattress
Original Author
9 years ago
CaliGardener I sent you an email.
HadMattress
Original Author
9 years ago
sahmjay I sent you an email.
EricaBraun
9 years ago
Howdy HadMattress,

Welcome to GardenWeb. I'm not sure if you're interested in a larger trade, but if you are, I'm hosting a 4th of July Seed Swap. Please check out the link below for more information.

And happy trading!

Here is a link that might be useful: 4th of July Seed Swap
HadMattress
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you, Erica. I would like that!
ju1234
9 years ago
Sending you an email. Thanks.
ju1234
9 years ago
Sorry, I don't see your email address listed or "send an email" link on your page. So I assume, you are out of seeds. In any case if you still have some (even few) of the following: mixed carrots, cippolini onions, Amarillo yellow carrots, white wonder cucu, am. flag leeks and you like something from my list, please send me an email. I can trade larger quantity of few (if you don't need many) of my seeds for several smaller quantities of yours. Thanks.
stefaniechamo_gw
9 years ago
I'm interested in trading with you, if you still have any of these left let me know, Cipollini onions, Orange flesh melon, White Wonder cucumber, if not I'm participating in the 4th of july swap hopefully i see the white wonder cucumbers! :)
HadMattress
Original Author
9 years ago
[redacted]

This post was edited by HadMattress on Tue, May 27, 14 at 2:54
EricaBraun
9 years ago
Hey Had,

This should help you get your email set up. It's definitely something you want to do. Scroll down to the bottom of any GardenWeb page, under Community click Member Pages > Edit Your Membership Details, then towards the bottom check the box for "Allow other members to send you email..."

Hope that helps!
HadMattress
Original Author
9 years ago
Okay, I fixed it. Thanks!
HadMattress
Original Author
9 years ago
I am out of:
-Cipollini Onions
-White Wonder Cucumber
-Waltham Squash
-Musquee de Provence
-Orange Flesh Melon

To everyone who e-mailed, these varieties will be sent to you.

I now have:
-Organic Borage
-Organic Longfellow Cucumber
and a few Organic True Lemon Cucumbers
Anj2011
9 years ago
Hello, I don't know if you have chamomile left, but I would love some. I have baby corn, blue lake pole beans, dicicco broccoli, red core chantenay carrot, painted mountain corn, hulless oats, kamut wheat, yarrow, and dwarf basil. Email anj2011@frontier.com if you are interested. Thanks
Artemis
9 years ago
If you're still trading, have a look at my list to see if you're interested in anything. All my seeds are heirlooms.

Artemis

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