Hi,

I am interested in some of your heirloom tomato varieties as well as other heirloom veggies, E-mail sent! Thanks and Happy Gardening! Erin

Hello_______;.)
I would love to trade some of your tomato seeds in your list...sending you an email.....thanxxx

The red zebra is supposed to be black zebra.
I will be contacting those who messaged me shortly but still more seeds available.

I'm very interested in the black cherry tomatoes and the rutgers. I don't have a whole lot to offer for trade, but let me know if anything I do have interests you. ^_^ Here's the list:

Heliopsis helianthoides var. scabra “Summer Nights” False Sunflower (The mother plant grew 3’ tall in the first year from a poor, neglected transplant that I thought I’d murdered by forgetting to water it one too many times when it was still in its little black plastic container. Oops! But it sprang back from literally nothing and wowed me with its red-purple stems, dark green leaves, and the yellow, daisy-like flowers that followed. Another bonus is that goldfinches seem to really like eating the seeds so if you have any in your area you may be delighted to see them precariously dangling from a spent blossom pecking around for a little snack.)

Perilla frutescens var. frutescens (Korean “Egoma” type with leaves that are green on top and purple underneath. The aroma and flavor is like a combination of peppermint and purple basil with a hint of cilantro, I think. I hear it makes a wonderful pesto… wish I’d known that sooner. LOL. Well, there’s always next year. ^_^)

Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce (Florence or “Finocchio” Fennel. Attracted a constant stream of fascinating-looking Black Swallowtail caterpillars and their breathtaking butterfly counterparts to my garden this year. Also kept the former from eating the foliage off of my nearby carrots and parsley instead, which was a nice bonus! The yellow flowers were so charming that I didn’t mind when the plants bolted early because of an unexpected heat wave. And there was so much of the fine, feathery foliage that I always had plenty to chop up and use as a kitchen herb whenever I craved the sweet, anise-like flavor. It’s soooo good with olive oil-roasted veggies.)

Plum Crazy Hibiscus (Amazing perennial hibiscus. 3-4’ tall, shrubby habit with huge 8-10” deep rosey-purple blooms for several weeks during the summer to early fall. Your neighbors will make a fuss over the flowers! There’s no other hibiscus growing anywhere near it, so from what I can tell it should seed true-to-type color-wise. However, juuuuuust in case I’ll say that it may surprise you and bloom with a different color like white, pink, or even red. Still lovely, but perhaps not in your color scheme. From what I’ve read, hardy hibiscus types like this one really do tend to produce offspring identical to the parents as long as they are self-pollinated. However, if the possibility of a dramatic little shrub covered in huge white saucer-sized flowers showing up in your garden doesn’t tickle your fancy, you may not want to take the risk.)

Yellow Pear Tomato (The plant that I harvested these seeds from was so astoundingly prolific... I’m talking literally several hundred cherry-size tomatoes from a single plant this year... that I had to come up with a new canning recipe just to use them up. Incidentally, the recipe is for Yellow Tomato Lemon Marmalade and OMG is it tasty. My family couldn’t believe that there were tomatoes in it and it’s mostly tomatoes. LOL! If anyone wants the recipe, just let me know. ^_^)

Cherokee Purple Tomato (Very pretty variety of purplish-red tomato with lovely green streaks running down the sides. Flavor is a little on the mild side, so it’s not as tangy as some varieties. Also there’s much more “meat” than that gelatinous seed goo stuff inside so it makes a great slicing tomato for a sandwich or burger.)

- Yarn

Sent you an email!

Hi vipvenom, I sent you email !

~Iris

Responded to all emails. I am still trading.

Tomatoes no longer available:
Blondkopfchen
Paul Robeson

and no more purple jalapeno for a few months.

I have an heirloom tomato I bought on eBay called Monkey A$$ tomato. They called it that charming name because the fruit resembles, to them at least, a monkey's rear end. Well, I grew it this summer and it did not make those odd shaped fruits, just HUGE softball size fruits. The fruit was meaty with not a lot of juice and were oh-so-tasty in BLT sandwiches (we do fake bacon at home though).

If you would like to trade I would trade for your black cherry tomato?

Joseph

I would love to trade with you if you could reply to this from email or email me I can send you my full list

I would like

Tomatoes
Green & Red Zebra (you said the red was black?)
German Green
marvel stripe
isis candy
Blondkopfchen

Peppers:
purple jalapeno

vipvenom: What are you looking for in trade? My list needs major updating, but I have about half of the items/seeds listed on it. Please let me know, as i'd love to trade for some of the below seeds. I am attempting an indoor Winter garden, aand want to try a few tomato varieties. Thanks! - Steve

black cherry
isis candy
paul robeson
ponderosa pink
Amana orange

Everyone has been responded to. I am still interested in some trades. Send me an email if you are interested.

Hi, I would love to trade for some Black Cherry & Isis Candy. I have some Dwarf Pomegranate tree seeds. Please let me know if you're interested.

Thanks! - Steve

Steve I am sending you an email. I am interested in some of your peppers.

i dont believe ive heard back from you lately isa there anything i need to know?

Just sent you an email. Very sorry been doing lots of trades and I missed your email.
Chris