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The Seed Exchange
muddypaws4ever

HAVE: Veges for Veges

13 years ago

Hi all!
I have four trades of four seed packages ready to go. All these seeds were purchased from Park Seed Co. (or Homestead Seeds Co. or Eden Brothers) and are fresh from 2012. I kept what I need and am trading the rest.

Each trader will get one package of each of these:
- Salad Bowl Green Leaf Lettuce (100s of seeds)
- White Boston Leaf Lettuce (100s of seeds)
- Eggplant Long Purple 30 seeds
- California Wonder Bell Pepper 30 seeds

I would like to trade for 3 or 4 veges in return.
No tomatoes, squash or lettuce.

What I really need is peas (any type), pole beans (any type) onions (intermediate or long day types), small pumpkins,bok choi, carrots, small cukes.)

Please post here first then shoot me an e-mail.

Again, all 4 traders will get the same thing listed above.
Happy trading!
Muddypaws4ever

Comments (9)

  • 13 years ago

    I have one packet of tendergreen, cucumbers if you want to trade for the peppers.

  • 13 years ago

    olaann, your e-mail doesn't show up. I was hoping to do a 4/5 seed trade to make it worth the postage. Anybody else interested?

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  • 13 years ago

    I have...
    small pumpkins "small sugar"
    Green Arrow Peas
    Carrots "Little Finger" (Carrot Size 3-4 inches)

    Cayenne Pepper
    Honey Dew Melon
    Honey Rock Melon
    Hailstone Radishes
    White Icicle Radishes
    Crimson Giant
    Cherry Belle Radishes
    Golden Was (Bush Beans)
    Royal Burgundy (Bush Beans)
    Green Beans (Bush Beans)
    Taylor Dwarf Horticultural (Bush Beans)

  • 13 years ago

    Ms. V -

    Sending you an email about trade.

    Still have more if anyone else is interested.

  • 13 years ago

    Ms. V --
    Your e-mail is not available. Please e-mail me at
    muddypaws5@yahoo.com if you want to trade. I am interested in your green arrow peas, carrots little fingers and small sugar pumpkins and green bean bush. Would like to trade. You might want to change your settings to make your e-mail available for trading!

  • 13 years ago

    I think I fixed it. Thanks for letting me know.

  • 13 years ago

    To trade I have the following (seed amounts are approximate):
    * 2009 collected Dianthus flower (assorted white and pink) Yard grown. 20-40 seeds
    * 2011 collected Birdhouse Gourd. Yard grown.15-20 seeds
    * 2011 collected Stagecoach Pumpkin Giant. Local Farm 10 seeds
    * 2007 collected Jack-be-Little Pumpkin. Acquired from trade. 20 seeds
    * 2008 collected Spider Plant. Acquired from a friend, grown in her house.20-30 seeds
    * 2002 collected Lunaria Money Plant. From a trade in Maplewood New Jersey.10 seeds
    * 2003 Silk Tree (Mimosa). Yard grown. 20 seeds
    * 2012 Anise. Yard grown. >20 seeds
    * 2011 Onion. Yard grown >50 seeds
    * 2007 Podding Radish. Acquired in trade 5-10 seeds
    * 2011 Acorn Squash. Yard grown. 20 seeds
    * 2012 'Galeux d'eysines Pumpkin. Local Field collected heirloom. 15 seeds
    * 2012 Sugar Pie Pumpkin. Local Field collected. 15 seeds
    * 2012 Cosmos Flower. Yard Grown >50 seeds
    * 2012 Olive seed. (Black).Yard grown 10 seeds
    * 2012 Fuji Apple. Orchard collected 5 seeds
    * 2010 Yellow Flesh Watermelon. Yard collected. Open pollinated. 15-20 seeds
    * 2011 Cantaloupe. Yard grown. Open pollinated. 15-20 seeds
    * 2008 Pride of China. Acquired from trade. 10 seeds
    * 2009 Yellow Prolific Straight neck Squash. Not treated or GM. 10 seeds
    * 2007 Blue Jacaranda. Acquired from trade. 20 seeds
    * 2008-2012 Assorted Hollyhock; light-dark pink. Yard Grown 50 seeds
    * 2012 Turban Squash. Heirloom. Field collected. 10 seeds
    * 2012 Coreopsis "Tickseed" # 1/4 tsp. MO native. Acquired from trade
    * 2012 Jatropa. 10 seeds Acquired from trade.
    * 2012 Pride of Barbados. 10 seeds acquired from trade
    * 2012 Texas Star Hibiscus. 10 seeds acquired from trade
    * Lemon Ice sunflower. Yard grown 50 seeds.

    Let me know if you want to trade. Since my seed packs are quite a bit smaller than yours, feel free to choose more if yo see anything of interest

  • 13 years ago

    To trade I have the following (seed amounts are approximate):
    * 2009 collected Dianthus flower (assorted white and pink) Yard grown. 20-40 seeds
    * 2011 collected Birdhouse Gourd. Yard grown.15-20 seeds
    * 2011 collected Stagecoach Pumpkin Giant. Local Farm 10 seeds
    * 2007 collected Jack-be-Little Pumpkin. Acquired from trade. 20 seeds
    * 2008 collected Spider Plant. Acquired from a friend, grown in her house.20-30 seeds
    * 2002 collected Lunaria Money Plant. From a trade in Maplewood New Jersey.10 seeds
    * 2003 Silk Tree (Mimosa). Yard grown. 20 seeds
    * 2012 Anise. Yard grown. >20 seeds
    * 2011 Onion. Yard grown >50 seeds
    * 2007 Podding Radish. Acquired in trade 5-10 seeds
    * 2011 Acorn Squash. Yard grown. 20 seeds
    * 2012 'Galeux d'eysines Pumpkin. Local Field collected heirloom. 15 seeds
    * 2012 Sugar Pie Pumpkin. Local Field collected. 15 seeds
    * 2012 Cosmos Flower. Yard Grown >50 seeds
    * 2012 Olive seed. (Black).Yard grown 10 seeds
    * 2012 Fuji Apple. Orchard collected 5 seeds
    * 2010 Yellow Flesh Watermelon. Yard collected. Open pollinated. 15-20 seeds
    * 2011 Cantaloupe. Yard grown. Open pollinated. 15-20 seeds
    * 2008 Pride of China. Acquired from trade. 10 seeds
    * 2009 Yellow Prolific Straight neck Squash. Not treated or GM. 10 seeds
    * 2007 Blue Jacaranda. Acquired from trade. 20 seeds
    * 2008-2012 Assorted Hollyhock; light-dark pink. Yard Grown 50 seeds
    * 2012 Turban Squash. Heirloom. Field collected. 10 seeds
    * 2012 Coreopsis "Tickseed" # 1/4 tsp. MO native. Acquired from trade
    * 2012 Jatropa. 10 seeds Acquired from trade.
    * 2012 Pride of Barbados. 10 seeds acquired from trade
    * 2012 Texas Star Hibiscus. 10 seeds acquired from trade
    * Lemon Ice sunflower. Yard grown 50 seeds.

    Let me know if you want to trade. Since my seed packs are quite a bit smaller than yours, feel free to choose more if yo see anything of interest

  • 13 years ago

    To trade I have the following (seed amounts are approximate):
    * 2009 collected Dianthus flower (assorted white and pink) Yard grown. 20-40 seeds
    * 2011 collected Birdhouse Gourd. Yard grown.15-20 seeds
    * 2011 collected Stagecoach Pumpkin Giant. Local Farm 10 seeds
    * 2007 collected Jack-be-Little Pumpkin. Acquired from trade. 20 seeds
    * 2008 collected Spider Plant. Acquired from a friend, grown in her house.20-30 seeds
    * 2002 collected Lunaria Money Plant. From a trade in Maplewood New Jersey.10 seeds
    * 2003 Silk Tree (Mimosa). Yard grown. 20 seeds
    * 2012 Anise. Yard grown. >20 seeds
    * 2011 Onion. Yard grown >50 seeds
    * 2007 Podding Radish. Acquired in trade 5-10 seeds
    * 2011 Acorn Squash. Yard grown. 20 seeds
    * 2012 'Galeux d'eysines Pumpkin. Local Field collected heirloom. 15 seeds
    * 2012 Sugar Pie Pumpkin. Local Field collected. 15 seeds
    * 2012 Cosmos Flower. Yard Grown >50 seeds
    * 2012 Olive seed. (Black).Yard grown 10 seeds
    * 2012 Fuji Apple. Orchard collected 5 seeds
    * 2010 Yellow Flesh Watermelon. Yard collected. Open pollinated. 15-20 seeds
    * 2011 Cantaloupe. Yard grown. Open pollinated. 15-20 seeds
    * 2008 Pride of China. Acquired from trade. 10 seeds
    * 2009 Yellow Prolific Straight neck Squash. Not treated or GM. 10 seeds
    * 2007 Blue Jacaranda. Acquired from trade. 20 seeds
    * 2008-2012 Assorted Hollyhock; light-dark pink. Yard Grown 50 seeds
    * 2012 Turban Squash. Heirloom. Field collected. 10 seeds
    * 2012 Coreopsis "Tickseed" # 1/4 tsp. MO native. Acquired from trade
    * 2012 Jatropa. 10 seeds Acquired from trade.
    * 2012 Pride of Barbados. 10 seeds acquired from trade
    * 2012 Texas Star Hibiscus. 10 seeds acquired from trade
    * Lemon Ice sunflower. Yard grown 50 seeds.

    Let me know if you want to trade. Since my seed packs are quite a bit smaller than yours, feel free to choose more if yo see anything of interest

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