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HAVE: Passiflora Incarnata

10 years ago

For those who saw my other post about the loblolly pine seedlings, I am doing the same with clippings of passiflora incarnata. They grow wild all over my property. For every 2 clippings of passiflora, I ask for one packet of seeds. Would like to trade for vegetables.

I am willing to dig up roots for those who want root stock. The exchange will have to be negotiated being as it it difficult for me to dig through my clay/sand yard. Since I have not had any rain worth talking about, I might as well have a concrete slab covering my whole property, haha. Thanks in advance for understanding.

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Pond Plant Girl
10 years ago
I have green globe artichoke seeds to trade. Gail
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10 years ago
No one in my family eats artichoke. SORRY! Is there anything else you have to trade? Even if it is flowers or herbs.
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racetowin
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I have Detroit dark Red Beets
Will that work?
racetowin
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10 years ago
Hmm, I already have those, BUT do you still have white columbine seeds?
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Artemis
10 years ago
I'm interested in this trade. Have a look at my list and let me know if I have anything that interests you. If you are looking for variety of veggies, I could do a few (5-10) seeds from different plants? Instead of just one pack. I'd also be interested in seeds instead of clippings, if it's easier.

Thanks!

Artemis

Here is a link that might be useful: Artemis' Lists
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10 years ago
alouyakis

Sent you an email.
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TheNewb
10 years ago
Hey, Im very interested in this. I have heirloom carrot seeds if you're interested? I also have common white seeds that were collected from Hungary.
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10 years ago
Your carrot seeds sound good.

As a helpful tip, you need to set up your email so people can mail you privately. Just go to your "edit your membership details" & under the email settings, chose "members".
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TheNewb
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Thanks for the tip!
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