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Vegetable Exchange

wanted: vegetable seeds for sase for first garden

17 years ago

If anyone has any of the following you would be willing to trade for SASE, I would greatly appreciate it!! I will be growing my first real garden next year and would appreciate anything that grows well in Georgia. Thank you in advance!!

Zucchini, especially the round or grey varieties -anything other than Black Beauty (I already have some of those)

Summer Squash

Okra

Pole beans or white Â½ runners

Cow Peas

Butter Peas

Sweet Corn

Pickling Cucumbers

Any Heirloom tomato Â especially the black varieties

Carrots

Onions

Melons

Collards

Leaf Lettuce

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Comments (4)

maps31
17 years ago
I am waiting for some leaf lettuce to finish seeding,
also some kale (red russian ... good, not the stuff I gag on)
This is my first real garden.
I can send a couple and the first would be on me! we gotta stick together! You can pay it forward to someone!

Maryann

e-mail me
emily240
17 years ago
I have TON of bush beans and silver queen corn if you are interested. Both are staples of south Georgia and are easy to grow. Email if you are interested.
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Kathy Johnson
16 years ago
I can send whatever I have for postage. Not sure what's left but I think I have purplehull peas, corn, okra, mustard, spinach, beans, etc. Email me for my address if interested.
wenders6715
16 years ago
you can check my list,I have more to add too.Wend

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