I am willing to trade for postage and I am open to creative trade suggestions.
For example, I can also send hand-made cards (Christmas, Birthday, Thank You,
Non-Specific, etc.) or hand-made Christmas ornaments in exchange for seeds.
If you do not have anything on my "wants" list, still feel free to offer a
trade. You might have something I am interested in, but did not list. I am
trying not to look too greedy :-)

HAVES:
Pepper: Jalapeno
Tomato: Hamson (DX-52-12); Roma VF; Oregon Star; Beefsteak; Principe Borghese
(Italian grape variety)
Cantaloupe: (unknown variety, but OP)
Winter Squash: Sweet Dumpling
Cucumber: Marketmore 76
Sunflower: Mammoth (edible seeds)
Lettuce: Buttercrunch; Unknown variety, but was tasty this past growing season
in my flower boxes
Basil
Dill
Wheat: Hard Red Winter
Amaranth (grain)
Sesame

WANTS:
Artichoke
Fennel
Jicama
Strawberry Spinach
Hulless Oats
Dale Sorghum
Oilseed Radish
Cereal Rye
Tarragon
Amole
Ashwaganda
Chia

"WEEDS" WANTED:
chickweed
lamb's quarters
purslane
wooly pod vetch
feverfew
marshmallow
milk thistle
mullein
chinese plantain

quote:

Originally posted by aprilconnett:
HAVES:

Pepper: Jalapeno
Amaranth
Sesame

*I can also send hand-made Christmas ornaments or cards (Christmas, Birthday, Thank You, Non-Specific, etc.) in exchange for seeds.

WANTS:

Artichoke
Sugar Beets
Endive
Spaghetti Squash
Arugula
Strawberry Spinach
Collards
Kale
Parsnips

above is your haves that I would be interested, and your wants that I may have.

How many seeds are you looking for? What kind of amaranth do you have?

What do you do with sesame? do you harvest for the seeds and how difficult is it to grow and harvest?

Mrs. T-Bird,

I would only need about 10 - 15 of each type of seed, if that's not too greedy.

I do not know what type of amaranth I have because I bought it at Whole Foods for bread baking purposes. I just happened to discover that the seeds sprouted well and tasted quite yummy.

The sesame seeds were also bought at whole Foods for bread baking purposes. I have never had the chance to grow it out, but my intent was to grow it for the edible seeds.Again, Hubby and I discovered the sesame seeds also sprouted well and were tasty.

Hope this answers your questions . . .

april -

i would be interesting in - sweet dumpling squash seeds, and some of your dill seeds.

i have bronze fennel, feverfew, and mullien (verbascum thapsus) that i would be willing to send in trade.

would that be agreeable to you?

kitt

kitt,

sent you a pm

Yippee! LOL

I could probably still find some lambsquarter seeds for you if you are still looking for some. Just take my warning that it self-sows very easily.

I could always use more lettuce, so I'd take some of that if you want my weeds

April,

I sent this PM:

would be interested in your Principe Borghese. I would have saved seed for:
Peppers: Charmin and Apple.
Tomato: Black Krim and Cherokee Purple
Pole bean: Meralda
Melon: OP saved for years. Cantaloupe style
Carrots: Nantes

Let me know your thoughts?