Have Garlic Bulbs to trade

12 years ago

I have enough extra garlic this year for a few trades. Purple Italian (hardneck), Silverwhite (softneck/braiding) and a couple of Zemo (hardneck).

I am looking for interesting heirloom beans, both bush and pole, green and shell. I already have scarlet runner. I am hoping to find some more uncommon varieties. I'd love to find some broad/lima beans.

Thanks.

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grdngramma
12 years ago
I have baby lima beans, about 40 I got in trade. I also have chinese red noodle beans, 6 beans I got in trade, and a trade labeled "wrens egg dry beans", there are 11 beans in the packet. I'd be tickled to get some garlic, mine did very poorly this year where I planted it. Any of the kinds you have mentioned would be wonderful. Let me know. thanks very much.
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ricjo22
12 years ago
hi my name is ric . do you have any garlic left to trade. you listed 3 types i dont have. i dont need much to get started. i raised 450 bulbs of 6 types last year and i am planning to nearly double that this year. i have a lot but its all going in the ground very soon except the smaller toes which i eat.my siberian and persian star made small bulbs this year but the georgian fire and inchilium red are normal. all my bulbs are already separated into toes and sorted for size. check out my trade list . i have a fairly large collection of interesting beans limas and peas too

Here is a link that might be useful: ricjo22's exchange list
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I removed a statistics counter from my web pages. I do not know if that was the problem or not. If anyone else's antivirus software gets triggered I would appreciate if you would send me an email letting me know. Any advice regarding what the problem might be would also be much appreciated. I have had these pages online for almost a year and have never been made aware of any problems such as this. If problems persist I will switch to a different host. I have contacted Garden Web and formally requested that they remove this thread for the good of all members and to avoid any ill feelings. I moved my garlic lists to my GW exchange page so nobody has to leave GW to look at them. I am still interested in doing some trading. I have a lot of extra garlic bulbils and rounds that will probably be thrown away so I just thought I would post to pass some on to others and maybe get a few seed varieties I have been wanting. Again, I apologize if I have caused any problems. Sincerely, -Tom
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