Seed exchange

lets do some seed trading again!

all of these seeds were grown or harvested by me in zone 6 nova scotia, Canada, lets swap

Giant seakale
chicory (italian dandelion)
bloody dock
red plantain
skorzonera
hablitzia
chives
sweet cicely
amaranth (red white and yellow mix)
nodding onion
salad burnet
magenta spreen
yellow /orange cosmos
scabiosa
calendula
milkweed
nigella
snow anise
horehound
lemon balm
clary sage
marshmallow
anise hyssop
perennial arugula
tulsi
candelabra mullien
potato onion
giant turkish plantain
curly mallow
carnation
sorrel
baptisia
skirret
perennial fennel
meadowsweet
perennial sweet pea
garlic chives
gayfeather
mugwort
red russian kale
good king henry
rhodiola
african marigold
motherwort.


stratified seed:
chinese/american chesnut
european chestnut
beech
black walnut
heartnut
butternut
buartnut
shagbark hickory
beach plum
kousa dogwood
paper maple
sweet cherry
sour cherry
cornelian cherry
ginko.



I am interested in perennial fruit/vegetables and medicinals, and self seeding annuals but let me know what you got!!

Sent you a "purple mooseage".

Greetings folks. I'm here to trade in a few seeds for some coveted ones, ones that used to be grown by Native Americans or early settlers in the Midwest centuries ago, I could even trade some potatoes also. Here goes.
Seeds:
1. Striped Maycock squash
2. Illinois-Tamaroa white flour corn or a tiny sample of the Potawatomi red flour corn
3. Trail Of Tear beans
4. Bushel gourd
5. Green striped cushaw
6. Orangelo watermelon
7. Cherokee tobacco
8. Golden Cornhill bean
9. Mandan squash
10. Mandan sunflower
11. Tiny sample of Little People rabbit bean (Miami and Potawatomi)
12. Tubers of Cowhorn potato
13. Tubers of a special type of cup potato
14. Tubers of Garnet Chili potatoes
15. Tiny samples of blue popcorn or old strawberry popcorn seeds
16. Vilgore crookneck sorghum (Ones that Carl Barnes had years ago)
17. Choc-taw lipstick bean
18. Cherokee Indian squash or Candy roaster
19. Greasy bean
20. tiny samples of Cowhorn okra
Return:
1. Potawatomi calico sweet corn
2. Potawatomi muskmelon
3. More white rice popcorn (ancient version)
4. Skyscraper sunflower or the Potawatomi type
5. Stillwell flour corn (from the Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma)
6. More Blue Shaxamaxon beans
7. Algouqwin or Potawatomi gray pumpkin
8. Seneca horn or Ojibwe potato
9. Spanish red sweet potato
10. Indian grey woman beans (used to widespread amongst Native Americans in the Great Lakes)
11. Groninger blue or Thousand leaf kale
12. More Potawatomi mix or Potawatomi white flint corn
13. Disc Nantes gourd ( from the Cherokee and Choctaw)
14. Wea fall bean
15. Montreal melon
16. Cherokee butterbean
17. Red Lake flint corn (one the Three Fire nations once had when they came from the east coast to the Great Lakes centuries ago)
18. More Miami green spotted squash or Pokagon (Potawatomi) pumpkin
19. Cherokee red flour corn
20. Cherokee red okra or a cowpea from one of the Mississippi tribes (Mostly from the Choctaw)
21. Perique or Potawatomi tobacco
I'm trying to restore and repair memories and history of my community in the Calumet region in Chicago as well as reflect on my parents past in Mississippi, Louisiana and Oklahoma where I got my Cherokee roots from my Freedwoman grandmother and Creole from my dad's ancestral family, and am searching for more help in obtaining those to make my gardens a historic success for rematration or restoration to edify the permies. Please let me know privately in the Purple Moosage if any of you all found these historic types and share with me other types of crops and their history live on this forum. I want this forum as edifying as possible so others can learn of my efforts and the benefits of them. Take care!

Greetings folks! I have some Tama Flint corn and Miami green spotted pumpkin in return for more rare Potawatomi or Miami heirloom crops. If they're not available then please find out if anybody has more rare Cherokee or Choctaw ones since I have family ancestry in Mississippi and Oklahoma. Please reach me at my Purple Mooseage if y'all need me. Take care!

I'm here to set up a seed trading app. I've been doing it since 2017 I just want enough people to know me first. Then we move on to setting it up and creating it. It's like disruptive to my psyche that the people of Facebook andreddit can't trade with other folks.. want seed trading all together in an app.

Happy New Year folks! I'm looking to trade some of my stuff including my Hopi red flour corn, Penoboscot pumpkin, Cherokee cornfield or red cranberry beans, few Potawatomi red seed watermelon, Cherokee blue mustard, Tecumseh's flint corn and possibly a few Wichita squash for the following:
1. More Cherokee tan pumpkins
2. More Cherokee candy roaster pumpkins
3. Potawatomi muskmelon ( if anybody has those outside the reservations or outside the tribes)
4. Potawatomi or Pokagon pumpkin (same as above)
5. Potawatomi calico sweet corn (same as above)
6. Disc Nantes gourd (used to be at Sandhill Preservation, but hasn't been available for the previous years)
7. Lumper potatoes
8. Spanish Red sweet potato
9. Shawnee blue flour corn
10. Cherokee red okra
11. Chickasaw red flint corn
12. Oneida Hubbard squash
13. Red Calypso beans
14. Onondaga or Morrisville sunflower
15. Worcester Indian bush beans
If anybody has any of those please let me know. I'll have a few from this list to help accomplish my goals of restoring my community's and family's past at my community farm in Chicago this year. My family's ancestry lies in the south. Please chat with me at the Purple Mooseage if you need me. Take care!

Greetings folks! I'm looking for some key Irish crops to plant this year to honor my great grandfather and his Irish ancestry. Here's my list.
1. Tipperary Turnip
2. Gortahork cabbage
3. Uncle John kale
4. Irish prean pea
5. Winter Roscoff cauliflower
6. Lumper potato
Those are all I'm looking for to make my Irish garden more historic. If there's anybody you all know from Ireland who has those, please let me know. Take care!