where do you post your list of seed for trade

Susan Guanzon

2 years ago

Where do you post your list for trading

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Susan Guanzon
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2 years ago
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HU-705029355
2 years ago
Good afternoon everyone.

I live in Brazil and I look for seeds from deciduous trees. I have seeds of herbs, vegetables, flowers, trees, fruit trees, to offer in exchange.

Decidous trees alphabetically (any of these would be appreciated):

A

Alder Buckthorn

Alnus firma

American Beech

American Bladdernut

American Elm

American Hornbeam

American Lime

American Mountain Ash

American Silverbells

American Snowbell

Amur maackia

Apple-Tree

Arizona Ash

Ash

Australian Blackwood

B

Balsam Poplar

Big-Leaf Snowbell

Bigleaf maple

Birch

Bird Cherry

Bitter Berry

Bitternut Hickory

Black Ash

Black Birch

Black Cherry

Black Locust

Black mulberry

Black Poplar

Black Tupelo

Black Walnut

Blue Beech

Blue Birch

Blue Gum

Boxelder

Broad-Leaved White Mahagoni

Broadleaf Maple

Bumald Bladdernut

Bur Oak

C

California Buckeye

Canadian Hawthorn

Cappadocian Maple

Carolina Poplar

Caucasian Lime

Caucasian Oak

Caucasian Wingnut

Cockspur Hawthorn

Common Ash

Common Fig

Common Hackberry

Common Hawthorn

Common Lime

Common Osier

Common Walnut

Copper Beech

Cork Oak

Crack Willow

Cucumber Tree

Cut Leaf Beech

Cut-Leaved Japanese Maple

D

Date Plum

Dawyk Beech

Dietrich Wattle

Dissected Silver Maple

Douglas Hawthorn

Downy Hawthorn

Downy Japanese Maple

Dune Willow

Dutch Elm

E

English Oak

Ermans Birch

European Alder

European Ash

European Beech

European Chestnut

European Crab Apple

European Hornbeam

European Mountain Ash, Rowan

European White Elm

F

Field Maple

Fire Cherry

Fireberry Hawthorn

Foxglove Tree

Frosted Hawthorn

G

Goat Willow

Golden Chain

Golden Oak

Gray Poplar

Grey Alder

Grey Elm

Grey Ironbark

Grey Mulga

H

Handkerchief Tree

Hardy Rubber Tree

Henry's Lime

Honey Locust

Hoptree

Hornbeam Maple

Horsechestnut

Hungarian Oak

I

Ironwood

Italian Alder

Italian Maple

J

Japanese Beech

Japanese Cork Tree

Japanese Maple

K

Katsura Tree

Kentucky Coffee Tree

Kentucky Yellowwood

Kōwhai

L

Large Leaved American Lime

Large Leaved Lime

Laurel

Lombardy Poplar

London Plane Tree

M

Macadamia Nut

Macedonian Oak

Mahaleb Cherry

Maidenhair Tree

Maximowicz Birch

Modesto Ash

Monarch Birch

Mongolian Lime

Mongolian Oak

Montpellier Maple

Mountain Maple

Musclewood

N

Northern Catalpa

Northern Red Oak

Norway Maple

O

Oak Leaved Beech

Ohio Buckeye

Oregon Maple

Oriental Plane Tree

Osage-Orange, Bois-D'Arc

Ouorn Wattle

P

Pagoda Tree

Paper Birch

Paper Mulberry

Paperbark Maple

Pear

Persian Ironwood

Pignut

Pin Oak

Plum Tree

Pontine Oak

Pumpkin Ash

Purple Fastigiate Beech

Q

Quaking Aspen

Quebec Hawthorn

R

Red Alder

Red Maple

Red Norway Maple

Red River Gum

Red-Leaved Indian Bean Tree

Redhaw Hawthorn

Redthorn

Redvein Maple

Round-leaved European Beech

Ruby Horsechestnut

S

Sawtooth Oak

Scarlet Oak

Service Tree

Sessile Oak

Shagbark Hickory

Shingle Oak

Shumard Oak

Siberian Crab Apple

Silky Oak

Silver Dollar Gum

Silver Lime

Silver Maple

Silver Wattle

Small Leaved Lime

Snake Bark Maple

Snow Gum

Southern Catalpa

Spaeth's Alder

Spotted Gum

Street Black Locust

Striped Maple

Sugar Maple

Sunrise Horsechestnut

Swamp White Oak

Swedish Whitebeam

Sweetgum

Sycamore Maple

T

Tasmanian Swow gum

Texas Ash

Thorn-Elm

Tree Of Heaven

Tulip Tree

Turkish Filbert Hazel

Turkish Oak

Turner's Oak

V

Valley Oak

Vine Maple

Vine-leafed Maple

W

Water Wattle

White Oak

White Poplar

White Willow

Whitebeam

Wild Cherry

Willow Oak

Wych Elm

Y

Yellow Birch

Yellow Buckeye

Yellow Catalpa

Yellow Horsechestnut

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