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| add to favorites | looking for blueberries | For Exchange |
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I would like to try growing blueberries, and have a few things to offer for trade. Red Romaine Lettuce Dill Summer Savory German Winter Thyme Sweet Basil Long Island Improved Brussels Sprouts Marjoram Datura (single blooming white) Thank you! |
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| add to favorites | Thai Red Papaya seeds for exchange | For Exchange |
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These papayas are delicious and saved from the best tasting papaya. I'm looking for any interesting seeds: Tomatoes, peppers, peas, squash, fruits etc. The papaya is a perennial plant that lives for about five years, though commercial plantations are usually replanted sooner. It normally grows as a single stem up to 4 m high. A crown of large palmate leaves at the top of the stem grows directly from the trunk. |
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| add to favorites | currants | For Exchange |
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I have seeds from a green form of the blackcurrant, and from the white form of the redcurrant. Will also soon have seeds of Prunus cerasifera / cherry plums from danish and hungarian wild strains. Would like seeds of wild and hybrid plums. |
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| add to favorites | Blackberry seeds | For Exchange, For Sale |
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| I have wild blackberry seeds to trade. They grow thick around my parts and I like to cultivate them around my property. | ||||
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| add to favorites | Purple Flowering Raspberry | For Exchange or Free,For Exchange or Sale |
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| This is a neat plant that covers our property. Makes a pretty and quick growing hedge that has pretty flowers, leaves and edible berries without the thorns. It has large leaves that are the shape of maple leaves. Available as suckers / cuttings. (Seeds need special treatment to grow.) If you can cover shipping prices that would be great or may be interested in some exchanges. Let me know what you have. I have many so let me know how many you are interested in. | ||||
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| add to favorites | Passiflora | For Exchange |
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Passiflora edulis; Granadilla/Barbadine (Passiflora quadrangularis) Will trade for Mandevilla,Red Jade Vine (Mucuna bennetti), impatients, unusual veggie seeds, herbs. Will consider other offers. |
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| add to favorites | wanted-red and black raspberry plants | For Exchange or Free,For Exchange or Sale |
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| wanted- red and black raspberry plants for postage or for trade | ||||
| add to favorites | goji berries | For Exchange |
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I have a conservative amount of Goji berry seeds for trade!... They are from very sweet and succulent berries! Goji berries are very hardy and can adapt to extreme conditions. The only thing they hate is having their roots stand in wet soggy soil. Also full sun is optimal. When planting make sure that you have enough space as the plant can grow between 6 and 8 feet tall! Apparently people in the Himalayas who regularly eat the berries live to between 120 and 150 years. (nice to know!) I will be doing a germination test and post the update on them! |
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| add to favorites | Watermelon | For Exchange |
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| Large round variety. Size dependent mostly on growing conditions. Very sweet. | ||||
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| add to favorites | Garden Huckleberries | For Exchange, For Sale |
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| This plant grows from a seed and is an annual that is closely related to tomatoes. The berry is small and quite bland but can easily be sweetened and made into pies, jelly or other other fruit-like things. | ||||
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| add to favorites | Noble Muscadine |
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| Noble Muscadine vine seeds. These are used for making red Muscadine wine. | ||||
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| add to favorites | ChokeCherry |
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Prunis Virginiana I have alot of choke cherry seeds available. Don't know if I can call them heirloom but i collected these up in the mountains so they are not altered! |
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