gardenunusual2's GardenWeb Exchange Page
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Seeds I have to trade:
- For some reason I cannot post on exchanges under my original GW name,which is gardenunusual. If the link below doesn't work, please see what I have to trade following the link: thanks for the interest in trading.
- members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/gardenunusual
- garden 2012:
- nigella - blue and white mix
- rose campion
- unknown daylily- i asked my friend what color they were, she said, maybe peachish yellow?
- heirloom hollyhock - pink with yellow center - i was receiving snake plants from a very nice couple that didn't have room for them anymore, and spotted this hollyhock, still blooming after a heavy frost. Their home was a very old farm, the soil I swear is blessed, and he had cleaned up these seeds ready to throw out. I told him I enjoyed sharing seeds and he let me take them all.
- penstemon - huskers red
- limon hot pepper
- red peter pepper
- alma paprika
- yellow cayenne
- red cayenne
- I have a ton of garlic. I had my soil tested, so any garlic that comes to me be prepared for questions :) Going through it ready to plant, I realize I have way too much. Rocamboles, Artichoke, Purple Stripe, Porcelain varieties available. Too many to list
- I have many iris, depending on what is prolific from year to year, I will list them when available, and they will be named or no-id with colors.
Seeds I am looking for:
- What do I want? I'm totally open, I would love to keep truly endangered varieties alive, with a few frivolous wants :)
- Well, I'd really love a pink garlic like Rose du Lautrec or Nootka Rose or your favorite
- adzuki beans, the red bean that the Chinese use for desserts and such.
- Tanya's pink podded pole bean - well, it's my namesake
- endangered garlic
- historic iris, the older the better, must be named
- tasty hot peppers that are good for making hot sauce, fresh eating, strange shapes, or your favorite!
- maybe a sweet pepper that is good for frying that is easy to grow
- Beans - open - I am new to seed saving, would love some that I can dry or eat fresh.
- green rhubarb
- white/yellow strawberry
- anything good for making jam
- blue flowers
- Colchicum
Plants I have to trade:
- check back 2013
Plants I am looking for:
- I don't have a plan for my garden, I just plant what interests me. My dream would be to grow figs, olives, grapes, quince, pears, apples, paw paw, huckleberries, elderberries, tobacco, hops, anything for winter interest, blue flowers
- If I can keep a houseplant alive I'd be very happy. Your easy to care for healthy favorites that do not require a ton of warmth or attention are welcome.