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Seed Exchange noob has seed to trade!

8 years ago

Hi there, I'm new to seed trading and to posting on this website. I have quite a few vegetable seeds and two kinds of herbs to trade. Many of the seeds I'm currently listing are organically grown and open pollinated varieties. I will do my best to make sure the trade is a good for all parties. Check out the list in my profile for my offerings.

Wanted: (Here are some clues for the kinds of plants I want)

Plants bred by Alan Kapuler or Frank Morton.

Plants native to the Pacific Northwest region

Plants that grow well in my region (Pacific Northwest zone 8)

flowers: North American wildflowers, heirloom flowers, cottage garden flowers

Insectory plants

Perennial vegetables/edibles

Herbs (medicinal and culinary)

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