Seed swap via letter

Thanks to 'Charles Kelm' for your letter....

I wanted everyone to see his very clever packaging and labeling.



I've had a few letters where the seeds we're smooshed a bit, but the corrugated cardboard helps cushion it through the postal service...

Just a tip.

Let's keep this train rollin' along...
I'll have a seed order here this week, so my list will expand a bit...

Cheers !

Hi, Folks... George sent a note about joining in this seed swap. Your "group" seems to be handling seed trading rather well.

I may join in but have to see what I have to share. I do have some Babington's Leek seedlings https://permies.com/t/13239/resources-seeds-plants-honey-consulting/Trades and right now I'm more interested in receiving cuttings, pref. rooted, as listed in my post above.

I've successfully traded seeds and plants on Davesgarden.com for about 10 years, yet there's always someone who doesn't follow through on their end of the bargain. To help with that problem, there's been a "rate this trader" system in place for many years.

What may interest me in the future is setting up some sort of an exchange of rooted fruit and tree cuttings, assuming I (and others) can successfully root them. Those plants are pricey at nurseries, and many gardeners throw away potential cuttings when we prune. Of course I'm rather long in the tooth now, so being able to garden in any coming year is not guaranteed!

~darius

Wants:

red clover(this is really hard to find unless your willing to buy in bulk)
Anything else that will grow potted in my climate and pay out. I'm mostly looking for biggest savings money wise now as I'm on a tight budget stuck in an apartment. So every square inch counts.

Have:

Garlic chives
Catnip
Rosemary
Dill
Sage
Parsley
Marjoram
Oregano
Oregon grape(will have to wait till after my next harvest)

so i dont have a whole lot of seeds to give away because last year was my very first attempt at harvesting seeds but i want a bunch:D
the only one i really have a large enough amount of to give to people or swap is lettuce seeds but i would be willing to work something else out, PM me if you are really wanting to get rid of some seeds or maybe want to make some money off me:)
i am in USDA zone 4 but if its hardy to zone 5 i might be able to make it work
i am using what seeds i get to start a small farm on 2 acres, i can send back extra seeds after the first year or i can pay you for the seeds in the first place, i have found places to buy these seeds online but i figured i would hit this thread up to see if i could possibly find them for cheaper

HAVE:
lettuce - quite a bit of this (i really cant remeber actual variety)


WANT:
purslane
real comfrey - the variety that actually has seeds
yarrow
spaghettie squash
Cheyenne Bush Squash
strawberry seeds
lavender
mint
NETTLE
basil
cucumbers
heirloom corn varieties
kale
nasturtium, especially vining varieties
any vegetables
any bamboo seeds or rhizome's or whatever they come in
hazelnut seeds
cold hardy nut tree seeds
fruit tree seeds, i kinda want seeds so i dont have to ever prune the trees
tomatoes
mullein - i am very interested in this one
catnip
wheat
barley
oats
buckwheat
korean pine
any variety of conifer tree seeds
i am interested in George's butterfly and wildflower mix's



i am willing to work with people to make it worth their effort to send me any seeds i am not trying to be a complete bum, just bumming as much as i can:D

newest additions to my have list:

cal green globe artichoke
arugula -rocket
dragon purple carrot
redventure organic celery
perfection fennel,organic
lyon leek
red giant mustard
waltham winter squash,butternut,organic
whippersnapper cherry tomato
lettuce leaved genovese organic basil
thyme
organic buckwheat

Mustard Seed. Anyone interested in Mustard Seed after they dry? I have collected enough for next year and am getting ready to chop down the remainder. If anyone is interested I'll save them - if not they are going on the 'pile'.

I have 1 lb of red clover http://www.caes.uga.edu/commodities/fieldcrops/forages/species/redclover.html (takes longer to mature than crimson clover)

Let me know if you'd like to swap...

Cheers -

Looking for winter and summer squash heirloom varieties.

I'm really interested in strains like Costata Romanesca, White Bush Lebenese, Zeppelin Delicata, Paydon Acorn, Cornell Bush Delicata, Trombonico, Long Island Cheese Pumpkin, and so on...

This is a great idea! Here are my haves/wants:

Want:
Cuttings of anything that produces fruit, especially gooseberries, blueberries, grapes, goji berries, kiwi
Heirloom winter squash seed (any)
scionwood of most anything in the prunus family (little late for this this year tho)
Fava beans
Citrus cuttings (any kind)

Have:
Cuttings from lots of varieties of currants, already rooted.
Goumi cuttings
Almost any herb seed you can think of (in small quantities though)
Will have tons of Kallard (Kale x Collards) seed shortly. Super hardy stuff, great for cover cropping/attracting bees. Not super tasty.
Also will have tons of mustard seed
Lots of varieties of non-heirloom winter squash (winter squash is the main annual I do)

Can't remember who it was that said they had goji cuttings but I would gladly swap something for some

Katya - I have some heirloom squash I could spare...As well as, fava.

I'm still waiting to hear back from the PM I sent you. I'm interested in a few
of your offerings. Hope by now the Kallards have made seed pods.

Cheers - !

Katya Barnheart wrote:This is a great idea! Here are my haves/wants:


Can't remember who it was that said they had goji cuttings but I would gladly swap something for some

Hi Katya, that was probably me~
i still have lots of those gojis, they're more like full blown plants now than rooted cuttings, i may need to trim down even to ship'
i'd love some rooted currents, someone else sent us some unrooted but i don't think they're taking .
most any fruiting perennials would be wonderful, I'll send you a PM,

I collected seeds from Brassica I planted earlier this year.

I have tons of Red Mustard (b. juncea) seed...

I'll have

Kale
Kohlrabi
Brussel Sprouts

for trade in the next couple weeks...

Let's keep this train chuggin' along...

I'm up to date with sending out my letters...

Peace with all -

I haven't saved any of these, but they grow abundantly around here, so if you want some let me know and I'll save some seed for you:

Common purslane (medium to very large leaf, which is not predictable)
Plantain (the herb, not the banana)
Catnip
Dog violets
Some sort of perennial sweet pea, very pink
Yellow sorrel
Random tree seeds, almost exclusively maple of some variety
Common chives
Snapdragon (not super fancy, but wide color mix and vigorous) perennials here in zone 5b

I'll edit later and post a list of things I'm interested in.

Haven't checked this thread in a while... sorry!
So it looks like the currants are NOT rooted yet. Leafy but no real root systems. Give them until fall...
In fact I will probably just try to ship stuff in fall because it is so hot right now (and only going to get hotter) cuttings/seeds would NOT like it So Matthew, lets wait until fall to swap the Gojis and Currants. By then I could give you cuttings off my currants in the ground too.
Varina- I would be interested in some Purslane.
George- Kallards are still working on thier seed pods. I wish they would hurry up, they are taller than I am and some are growing right in the path!! Would be interested in favas and maybe some heirloom squash in exchange.
Thanks everyone!!
Another offering I just thought of- my apples are growing really well, I will have some scionwood to swap in the fall. Mostly from Wolf River apple (biggest apple variety) and some of Sweet 16 if anyone is interested...

As of today, I've collected hundreds of seeds of four types of mustard, red russian kale, green kohlrabi, and long island brussel sprouts...

Let's trade!

Peace -

Varina Lakewood wrote:I'll edit later and post a list of things I'm interested in.

Okay, here's the things I can think of so far:
Garlic - any variety
Shallots - any variety except Sante (which I have)
Other perennial alliums - except Egyptian walking onion and nodding onion (have)
OP/Heirloom tomatoes --------------------------\
OP/Heirloom squash/pumpkins/melons -------}-(Any I haven't already tried, a long list, as we have been trying to find ones that work for our area.)
OP/Heirloom watermelons (short season) --/
Short daylilies
Tiger lilies
Dwarf dark blue/black iris
Very dwarf sunflower, or wild/Maximilian-type sunflower

Seedlings/Rooted cuttings of:
Gooseberries
Possibly currants: (Katya, I'm interested in some of your currants. And will be sending purslane your way.)
Blueberries
Blackberries, raspberries, thimbleberries, salmonberries
Grapes (hardy to zone 5b)

Also:
I think the violets already spat their seeds for the year, so those I would have to save next year.
I forgot, but I also have common mallow around here that I can save for anyone interested.
I have very, very limited quantities of:
OP pumpkin Cinderella/Rouge Vif D'Entempes
OP/Heirloom japanese melon that is now being called Eel River Valley melon (Its a family heirloom, the original strain, not the 'improved' variety offered by Seeds of Change (which has an incorrect history, since the person had to have obtained seed from my great-grandfather when he was selling it around WWII or afterwards).)

I would love to get some toothache plant (spilanthes) seeds or cuttings, and also hyacinth bean.
I can share seeds I saved from cardoon, buckwheat, red amarynth.

Thanks!

Cyn - Sent you a message.

Thanks for playing!

On close inspection of the violet patch in my garden, I found a bunch of unspat violet seedpods, which I picked in interests of not having my carrot patch taken over. So, if anyone wants them, they can have them. Some may not be entirely ripe, but others are for sure.
Also should have Egyptian walking onion bulbils in a couple months. (These I prefer a trade for.)
The perennial sweet pea looks pretty much like this one: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-y1rbtEA3AGw/TlGgc5ALN3I/AAAAAAAAIes/A0oi7NapIWo/s400/101_2310.jpg

Anything I've listed, I will send with or without a trade. But I will certainly try to find something to trade if someone has something I want that they are willing to send me. I will also try to keep my lists updated, but feel free to PM me for specifics.

Another want:
Caspian Pink tomato (regular-leafed)

Varina and Cynthia, your seeds have been sent.

Thanks for playing! -

Thanks, George.
Looking forward to getting those.

Another have: (I just collected some yesterday, and will have more.)
Seeds for grape hyacinths (which will naturalize easily. They aren't aggressive here, but they might be in better soils.) http://www.ppdl.org/dd/images/grapehyacinth1.jpg

Varina Lakewood wrote:Another want:
Caspian Pink tomato (regular-leafed)

Got this elsewhere.

I will soon have a gang of Daikon Radish seeds for those interested.

Cheers -

A big thank-you for Nicole Castle.
I got my 25 Scarlet/velvet runner beans in the mail this
morning. I am pleased to be 'gaining ground'
with the SASE seed exchange.
The beans are a welcome addition to
my Fall garden.
Only 30 more species to go!!!
John zone 9b hoping for rain!

current haves are just some "weeds"
i have some wild morning glory from zone 4, makes a great companion plant for corn, helps to break subsoil and guides roots to moisture and nutes, also medicinal, seeds are anti-constipant(not sure if thats a word...) and the leaves help relieve itches from insect bites

i also have milk thistle, edible and good medicinal for liver, helps releive pain in those with viral hepatitis

Currently have about a quart of Parisian Market carrot seed, heirloom, short, round and sweet.
Not giving away the whole amount, but anyone who wants a packet, drop me a PM and let me know.
[I'll send them for a SASE or a trade. You can send a SASE even if you don't get an immediate reply on the PM, since I don't always check my mail here, but include a note saying what you're sending it for, please.]

HI I am in Canada but would like to share some of our seeds, I dont think it would cost me much to send them to the USA or other places. here is a list of what I have or will have available

Jalapeno peppers
Halapeno peppers (VERY hot)
Brandy Wine Tomatos
Huckle Berry (not the bush the garden kind, very large black berries)
Wild Elderberry (smaller dark purple berries)
Sugar cane (it grows about 10 feet or more tall!)
Pie Pumpkin
Zuccinni
Butternut squash
peanuts

Now I do have the fallowing just growing "wild" around here if anyone is interested
catnip
nettle
American Chestnut (I was told this is aparently a rarer tree now?)
and a few kinds of walnuts

I would like to participate, but I would not be able to list all the seeds I have right now. Ha!

I'll name basics, and no specific varieties:

-borage
-tomatoes
-salsify
-beets
-swiss chard (tons)
-mustard greens (tons)
-asian greens (pac choy, tatsoi)
-asst. lettuce
-sunflowers
-cabbage
-onions (some I can't grow in this zone and would like to pass further North)
-broccoli
-broccoli raab
-cauliflower
-cardoons
-artichokes (apparently these also won't grow here ): sad...so if anyone is in a zone that can grow them, have at it!)
-radishes
-turnips
-mangels
-melons
-squash
-okra

and...others...it'd be better to know what you want and then I'll see if I have it.

I'm looking for Sweet Alyssum seeds. Edible flowers of most sorts (though the heat kills a lot of flowers it seems), odd varieties of lettuce, love some good heirloom tomatoes (especially the non-red ones)

Basically if it's not the store-brand of fruit or veggie, I would like to try and grow it. Zone 9 limits me on certain things, or time of year, but I'll try anything and things that don't work, I'd like to pass along.

Which 9b of the country are you in? I love runner beans - the one time I tried them, though, we got mostly flowers and few beans. Maybe that will change since we are getting bees soon. What other species are you looking for? (I'll dig up in the thread and see if I missed a wishlist)

John Harris wrote:A big thank-you for Nicole Castle.
I got my 25 Scarlet/velvet runner beans in the mail this
morning. I am pleased to be 'gaining ground'
with the SASE seed exchange.
The beans are a welcome addition to
my Fall garden.
Only 30 more species to go!!!
John zone 9b hoping for rain!

My wants are:
- Vetiver
- Air potatoes
- Goumi seeds
- Groundnut / Apios americana (while Oikos is still not available)
- Mashua
- Ulluco
- Mauka
- Siberian perennial rye
- Non-saponin species of quinoa (forget its name now)
- Bolivian coconut
- Saltbrush
- Wild rice
- Enset (I have only two seeds but they do not sprout)
- Peppercorn plants (so far I could not get viable seeds)
At least you can suggest me an online supplier.

I have:
but in principle I do not send by post, both because I don't have a lot and I am based in Iceland, but if no, I can help you find also a supplier for these:
Yacon
Arrowhead
Moringa
Siberian Pea
Mesquite
Mulberry
Millet
Walking Onions
Skirret
Good King Henry
Goji berry
Honey locust
Jerusalem artichokes
Bamboo
9 star perennial broccoli
Crambe
Amaranth
Snake and bottle gourd
Quinoa (hopefully in soon, currently growing)
Scorzonera
Nettles
Ramps
Yarrow
Borage
Birch
Lady Mantle
Several other vegetables, herbs, wild plants

George,

I sent you an email.

My seed list is terribly long; 9 pages of size 12 font.

I'm in zone 9, so onions that are short day are on my wish list since I have a hard time with alliums so far. I'm also looking for edible flowers - sweet alyssum, black nasturtiums. I'm also all about weird varieties of the standards (carrots, tomatoes, lettuce, etc.) - if it's normally green, but comes in purple, I'll probably opt for the purple variety.

Some of the seeds on my list I only have a few of, so they may not all be available to trade, since this is the list I keep for everything, including ones that I just traded for, but I'll let you know if that's the case with anything you want.

Seed Inventory

Alexanders, Peace
Amaranth, Burgundy
Amaranth, Golden Giant
Amaranth, Hubei
Amaranth, Joseph's Coat
Amaranth, Love Lies Bleeding Green
Amaranth, Love Lies Bleeding Red
Amaranth, Mercado
Amaranth, Molten Fire
Amaranth, Orange Giant
Angelica, Giant Purple
Artichoke, Imperial Star
Artichoke, Purple of Romagna
Arugula, Wasabi
Basil, Culinary Blend
Basil, Dwarf Greek
Basil, Genovese Sweet
Basil, Holy
Basil, Lime, Lemon, and Purple
Bean, Chinese Red Noodle
Bean, Kentucky Wonder Pole
Bean, Purple Podded Pole
Bean, Sunset Runner
Bean, Tender Green Bush
Bean, Thai #3 Extra Long
Bean, Velvet
Beet, Albino
Beet, Chioggia
Beet, Detroit Dark Red
Beet, Giant Yellow Eckendorf
Beet, Mammoth Red Mangel
Borage
Broccoli Raab, Super Rapini
Broccoli, De Cicco
Broccoli, Early Purple Sprouting
Broccoli, Sprouting
Brussels Sprouts, Catskill
Burdock, Gobo
Cabbage, Burpee Crisp n Cool
Cabbage, Tete Noire
Calaloo, Red Leaf Tampala
Calamus
Calendula, Mixed
Calendula, Orange
Calendula, Solis Sponsa
Calendula, Wild
Calendula, Yellow
Cardoon, Artichoke Gobo di Nizzia
Carrot, Amarillo
Carrot, Berlicum 2
Carrot, Burpee Kaleidescope Mix
Carrot, Burpee Orange
Carrot, Chantennay Red Core
Carrot, Danvers
Carrot, Paris Market
Carrot, White Belgian
Catnip
Cauliflower, Violetta Italia
Celeriac, Large Smooth Prague
Celery, Pascal Giant
Chamomile, Bodegold
Chamomile, Roman
Chard, Five Color Silverbeet
Chard, Fordhook Giant
Chard, Lucullus
Chervil, Brussels Winter
Chinese Lantern
Chives, Garlic
Chori, Red
Chrysanthemum, Shungiku
Cilantro
Cilantro, Santo
Coffee, Dwarf Garden Berry
Coleus, Giant Exhibition
Collards, Georgia Green Southern
Comos, Orange
Corn, Golden Bantam
Corn, Hopi Blue
Corn, Tohono O'odham
Corn, Wade's Giant Indian
Cowpea, Blue Goose or Grey Crowder
Cowpea, California Black Eyed
Cowpea, Top Picked Pink Eye
Cucumber, Armenian
Cucumber, Chinese Yellow
Cucumber, Crystal Apple
Cucumber, Japanese Climbing
Cucumber, Marketmore
Cucumber, Telegraph Improved
Cucumber, True Lemon
Cumin, Black
Dill, Dukat Leafy
Echinacea, Purple Coneflower
Eggplant, Arumugam's
Eggplant, Japanese White Egg
Eggplant, Red Ruffled
Eggplant, Rosa Bianca
Eggplant, Thai Long Green
Eggplant, Thai Yellow Egg
Eggplant, Ukranian Beauty
Endive, Batavian Full Heart
Endive, de Louviers
Epazote, Wormseed
Fennel, Smokey Bronze
Fennel, Wild Garden Fennel Mix
Garbanzo, Kabouli Black
Gourd, Large Bottle
Ground Cherry, Aunt Molly's
Ground Cherry, Husk Tomato
Horehound, Black
Huazontle, Red Aztec Spinach
Huckleberry, Garden
Kale, Dwarf Blue Curled Scotch
Kale, Nero Toscana
Kale, Ornamental Fringed
Kale, Russian Red or Ragged Jack
Kohlrabi, Early White Vienna
Lambsquarters
Lavender, English Munstead
Lavender, Spanish
Leek, Giant Musselburgh
Lemon Balm
Lemon Bergamot
Lemongrass
Lettuce, All Lettuce Mix
Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson
Lettuce, Cracoviensis
Lettuce, Grand Rapids
Lettuce, Iceberg
Lettuce, May Queen
Lettuce, New Red Fire
Lettuce, Red Iceberg
Lettuce, Scottsdale
Litchi Tomato
Love In A Mist
Luffa, Long Sponge Gourd
Mace, Sweet
Marigold, Court Jester
Marigold, Nematocidal
Marigold, Sweet – Mexican Mint
Marigold, Tangerine Gem
Marjoram
Marjoram, Sweet
Melon, Black Diamond Yellow Flesh
Melon, Blacktail Mountain
Melon, Cavaillon Espagnol
Melon, Charentais
Melon, Cream of Saskatchewan
Melon, Crimson Sweet
Melon, Golden Honeymoon American
Melon, Moon and Stars
Melon, Mountain Sweet Yellow
Melon, Orangeglo
Melon, Sivan F-1
Melon, Sweet Summer Mix
Melon, Tigger
Mint, Licorice or Anise Hyssop
Mint, Peppermint
Mint, Spearmint
Nasturtium, Moonlight Trailing
Nasturtium, Spitfire Trailing
Nasturtium, Tall Trailing Mix
Nasturtium, Yellow Canary Creeper Trailing
New Zealand Spinach
Oats
Okra, Windy Wood Green
Onion, Alisa Craig
Onion, Australian Brown
Onion, Green Onions Burpee
Onion, Red Burgundy Burpee
Onion, Red Creole – short day
Onion, Stuttgarter
Onion, Violet de Galmi – short day
Onion, Yellow Granex
Onion, Yellow Onion Burpee
Orach, Aurora
Orach, Purple
Oregano, Burpee
Pak Choy, Extra Dwarf
Pak Choy, Prize Choy
Pansy, Burpee
Parsley, Giant from Italy
Pea, Amish Snapp (Tall)
Pea, Blue Podded Garden
Pea, Desiree Dwarf Blauschokker
Pepper Cress
Pepper, Balloon
Pepper, Banana or Tequila Mystery Pack
Pepper, Cayenne
Pepper, Cyklon
Pepper, Fatalii
Pepper, Garden Sunshine
Pepper, Ghost Pepper or Bhut Jolokia Chile
Pepper, Habanero Chile
Pepper, Jalapeno Burpee
Pepper, Jamaican Hot Chocolate
Pepper, King of the North
Pepper, Quadrato Asti Giallo
Pepper, Red Cheese
Pepper, Twilight Chile
Pigeon Peas
Poppy, Hungarian Blue (breadseed)
Poppy, Mother of Pearls
Primrose, Tina James Magic
Pumpkin, Amish Pie
Pumpkin, Early Sweet Sugar Pie
Pumpkin, Fairytale
Pumpkin, Juane Gros de Paris
Radish, Cherry Belle
Radish, Chinese Green Luobo
Radish, Minowase
Radish, Pink Beauty
Radish, Podding
Radish, Round Black Spanish
Ranunculus
Rapeseed, Bonar
Rapeseed, Dwarf Essex
Roselle, Thai Red
Rosemary
Rutabaga, Laurentian
Salad Mix, Fall/Winter
Salad Mix, Spring
Salad Mix, Summer
Salsify, Mammoth Sandwich Island
Shallots, Ambition F-1
Sorghum, Honey Drip
Sorghum, White African
Sorrel, Garden
Soybean, Agate
Soybean, Envy
Spinach, Red Malabar
Spinach, Strawberry
Spinach, Teton Hybrid
Squash, Acorn
Squash, Australian Butter
Squash, Butternut
Squash, Spaghetti
Strawberry, Yellow Wonder Wild
Sunflower, Endurance
Sunflower, Mammoth
Sunflower, Moonwalker
Sunflower, Ornamental Mix
Sunflower, Titan
Tarragon, Mexican
Tarragon, Russian
Tatsoi
Thyme, Burpee
Thyme, Common Ferry Morse
Thyme, Creeping
Tobacco, Virginia Smoking
Tomato, Ananas Noire
Tomato, Arkansas Traveler
Tomato, Barnes Mountain Pink
Tomato, Copia
Tomato, Egg Yolk
Tomato, Emerald Apple
Tomato, Everglades
Tomato, Gold Medal
Tomato, Gypsy
Tomato, Matt's Wild
Tomato, Moneymaker
Tomato, Mortgage Lifter
Tomato, Orange Flesh Purple Smudge
Tomato, Riesentraube
Tomato, Roman Candle
Tomato, Wapsipinicon Peach
Tomato, White Tomesol
Turnip, Golden Glope
Watercress
Wonderberry or Sunberry
Zucchini, Dark Star

I have..

Thornless Honey Locust
Jujube
Osage-orange




I need..

Comfery
Stinging Nettle
Mulberry
Persimmon
Paw-paw

Spring is around the corner...
We can get the trades going again...

I've bought lbs of seed this year for a larger project of mine so will have some for the trade.

Mustards, asian greens, beets, spinach, chards, wildflowers.

Post your want/have list here, thanks....

Hello all! I am gardening Organically for the second year now! While I do not yet have seeds to swap,I am hoping to start saving from my harvests this season! That being said , i would love to have any seeds that you all might consider sending me ,as I am trying to grow good organic veggies and fruits to feed ten needy families in my area(as well as my own and my girlfriend's)! Along side that I'm trying to raise awareness about growing your own food in my community! I will be teaching families how to grow their own food ! I am taking this task on as an unemployed regular Joe dude who cannot afford to keep buying everything from the grocerystores (not to mention what they do to our food these days) any thing you can send will be fine ! If you need S.A.S.E. just tell me and i will send them! Thank you so much ! My address ; Charles Keen 4728 River Rd. Wilson,NC 27893

Hello!
I need:
Comfrey
Horseradish
Black cherry tomatoe
Tansy

I have:
Nasturtium
Coriander
Purple mustard greens
French heirloom muscad de Provence, excellent eating pumpkin!

Hi again.

I was just wondering if anyone might want some of what I have, and might have some of what I want.

What I want: horseradish, amaranth, buckwheat, chickweed, cauliflower, broccoli, any cut-and-come-again greens, kale, chard, parsley, celery, lovage, borage, comfrey, lambs' quarters, and anything, including red mulberry and siberian pea shrub, that make chicken forage.
EDIT: also white clover

Right now, the only seed I have that I have in any amount that I know is organic and viable are garlic chives, yellow plum tomatoes and what I know is either Black Plum Tomato or Black Cherry Tomato. What I will be collecting when they drop in the spring are the seeds of the two Dutch Elm Disease-resistant American Elms I have on my property. They are ~150 and ~200 years old, estimating according to diameter at breast measurements as compared to similar-era American Elms grown in the Great Lakes States, so this is a conservative estimate. Those I should be able to collect in some quantity.

Any takers, please PM me.

-CK

want: fruit shrub cuttings (elder, goji, and others)

have: greens, chard, beets, wildflowers, dino kale, bloomsdale spinach, pak choi / and many more...

recent have: melons, pumpkins, winter squash, all manner of culinary herb, red russian kale seed by the lb, asian culinary greens/mustards by the 1/4lb

want: j. artichoke cuttings, comfrey cuttings, fruit scions, medicinals, multifunction plants/cuttings, neat summer herbs

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