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Vegetable seeds to trade (Z6)

9 years ago

beans: Carson,
Ky Wonder, Sunburst, Top Crop,
Scarlet Runner, Dulcina, Sonesta, Yellow Wax, Crimson Flowered Fava

bok choy

Carrot: Nantes
Half-Long

cucumber: Calypso Pickling, Intimidator, Straight 8

eggplant: oriental green, Old Ivory

Endive

kohlrabi White Vienna

leek: American Flag

lettuce: Freckles, Ruby Leaf, New Fire Red, Rocky Top,
Gourmet Blend, Jericho

Mesculun mix

okra: Cajun Delight

onion: Egyptian Walking bulblets

pepper, sweet: Ace, Bell Boy, Fat & Sassy, Marconi,
Cubanelle, Chervena Chushka, Carman, Red Bell, Early Sunsation, Golden Star,
Sunbright, quadrato rossi d'asti, Flavor Burst

Pepper Hot: Serrano Chile, Kashmer, Black Hungarian

rutabaga: purple top

sorgham

Soybean: Butterbean

spinach hybrid from trade

squash: Buttercup, yellow pic n pic, acorn

Swiss chard: 5-color silverbeet

tomato: Roman Candle, Beefsteak, Pink Icicle, Early Girl,
Marglobe, Rutgers, Roma, red cherry, Matt's Cherry, China Orange, Better Boy,
Marmande, Sun Cherry, Maxifort (hybrid for grafting stock)

zucchini: Black Beauty, Plato, Burpee Fordhook, Burpee
Hybrid, Paycheck, Spineless Beauty, Safari

Also have flowers, ornamental grasses, herbs & more. Email for full list. Prefer to trade for post cards. Will consider other offers. be sure to include your email addy in your reply. Houzz may not be reliable way to communicate.

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Comments (5)

apoppyfield
9 years ago
Hi woodside,

I just posted for some 2012 seed to trade. Generous packs and extras.

Interested in any beans, ruby & freckle lettuce, walking onions, ornamental grass.

LMK. I dont' see how to email you on this new site.

Poppy
Phylis
9 years ago
You'll need to enable messaging on your profile for users to pm you.

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/2857476/garden-web-messaging-is-back-without-having-to-follow-one-another
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pickleme
9 years ago
I am interested in a trade. What kind of postcards are you interested in?
pat44th
9 years ago
I love to trade some of your seeds but I don't have the seeds that you want. Can I trade your seeds with the stamps?
Please let me know.

Thanks
Pat
BenLovesBeets (Zone 7b)
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i am interested in bok choy also if you have sage (herb), oregano, or any mint. I have not seeds to trade as I am just getting started, but can provide postage. What sorts of postcards are you wanting?

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