HAVE: Today's Seed Harvest

11 years ago

I'm back to work at Ducky's Paradise Monarch Waystation, so today's seed harvest for trade is:

Anisacanthus wrightii

Asclepias physocarpa

Monarda 'Blue Stockings'

Any of you flower buds busy harvesting seeds too? LMK what they are:)

Sharon

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ladebugz
11 years ago
Hello Kizzy...Id love some of the asclepias physocarpa...Had to look that one up as I wasnt familiar with it. Looks beautiful!! LMK what youd like and I'll get them out in the next day or two. Thanks and Be Well--Deon
poisondartfrog
11 years ago
Hi Sharon,
I would love to have some of the Anisacanthus wrightii. What are you looking for in return?
I could send you some Vigna caracalla cuttings, or if you are not in a hurry I will have some Asclepias fruticosa seeds a little later. Or something else, maybe?
Alana
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sending email. :) Jodie
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I tend to collect from all my flowering plants and they are a mishmosh collection, some bought before I started WSing, some grown myself from bought or trade seed. I've found that some seeds from hybrid plants (i.e.purple millet) grow just fine from collected seeds, while others are not true to the parent but sometimes nice anyway! I figure I'm not losing much (just some pro-mix, which I'll recycle for a pot or something anyway)by trying and I really enjoy collecting seed. My biggest frustration is that I will occastionally purchase a plant and get excited about the possibility of it flowering and setting seed (and growing more next year!) and it won't flower (some fancy plectranthus I bought this year) or it flowers but I can't find and harvest seed (Veronica "goodness grows"). The best thing about winter sowing is the very low "risk" - if even 20% of my jugs are duds, I haven't lost much. When I used indoor lights and had to baby everything inside it felt much more risky to try things I wasn't sure would work out. My advise...Get out there and collect some seed! I imagine that there is not a lot of time left in zone 6 as I am almost done in zone 7! Nancy
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MoonFire
11 years ago
Hi Sharon...I love the Anisacanthus wrightii especially but like the others also :)

Is there anything special you're looking for in exchange?...The only new seeds I can get right now are sicklepod senna (yellow)...i will have candlebrush cassia seeds in a bit also...they are still maturing...things are in between seeding times here i think it seems...i may be able to pick something up to trade tho...let me know please, thanks, dianne
Nancy
11 years ago
I'm interested in your seeds. I have some fresh white baptisia seeds if you are interested in those, please check my exchange list for others.
michelelee
11 years ago
I would love to trade for the Aclepias and Monarda if you find anything on my list that you like. Let me know. Thanks!
Michele
kizzyseeds
Original Author
11 years ago
Hey flower buds, I'm still harvesting, as of 8/19:
Tithonia 'Torch' (Mexican Sunflower)
Datura metel 'Belle Blanche'
Hibiscus militaris
Hibiscus dasycalyx 'Neches River'
Passiflora incarnata
(Plus the 3 at the top of the post)
Check my list also:)
Let's trade!
Sharon
kylady_six
11 years ago
Hi,
I have some Purple or Black Hollyhock seeds a friend of my daughter raises. He sent them to me,but I don't know if they are Alcea 'Old Fashioned Purple' , he only said they were the Dark Purple to Black color. If you want to trade some of your Passiflora incarnata seeds for some of these LMK.

Thanks
msbatt
11 years ago
Oh, I'd love to have some of the Asclepias physocarpa!
kristlindgren
11 years ago
sent you an email.
kizzyseeds
Original Author
11 years ago
New to my list:
Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)

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