Updated Have List

9 years ago

Vegetables

Basil
Bean Pole
Bean Contender
Beets
Broccoli
Cabbage Early Golden Acre
Carrot
Carrot Chantenay heirloom
Cauliflower Snowball
Corn Golden Bantam
Cucumber eating
Cucumbers pickling
Dill
Green Onion
Kohlrabi
Lettuce Head mix
Lettuce Leaf mix
Parsley italian
Peas
Peas Snap
Pepper green bell
Pepper, Sweet, yellow, orange
Pumpkin Jack O'Lantern
Radish
Spinach Bloomsdale
Squash Acorn
Squash Butternut
Swiss Chard
Tomato Beefsteak
Tomato Delicious
Tomato Red Cherry
Turnip purple top, white globe
Watermelon
Zucchini yellow
Zucchini green

Flowers

Amaranth, Molten Fire
Bachelor Button
Bachelor Button Blue Boy
Balloon Flower
Beebalm Pink
Black Eyed Susan
Blanket Flower
Blue eyed Grass
Calendula, Orange
California Poppy
Castor Bean Carmencita Red
Cathedral Bells Purple
Cleome
Cleome Rose Queen
Cleome Violet Queen
Coleus
Coneflower op from Cheyenne Spirit
Coreopsis Tickseed
Cosmos Bright Lights Mix
Cosmos Picotee
Cosmos Pink Seashell
Cosmos Psyche Mix
Cosmos Purity White Sensation
Cosmos Sensation
Cosmos Sulphur
Cotton, red foliated
Dahlia Showpiece Mix
Daisy Alaska
Datura white
Dianthus Chianti
Forget me not
Gazania New Day Mix
Hollyhock Nigra
Hollyhock, parent was dark burgundy
Lambs Ear
Mexican Hats
Milkweed
Mirabilis Marvel of Peru
Morning Glory Chocolate
Morning Glory Choice Mix
Morning Glory Clarke's Heavenly Blue
Morning Glory Scarlett O'Hara
Morning Glory unknown
Moss Rose double mix
Moss Rose Krupnotsvetkovaya Mix
Narrow leafed sunflower
Northern Sea Oats
Poor Man's Weather Grass
Poppy, lettuce leaf
Pot Marigold Dwarf Fiesta
Pot Marigold Lemonade
Purple Gayfeather/Liatris
Sage, scarlet
Salvia Blue Monday
Siberian Iris
Snapdragon
Snapdragon Black Prince
Sunflower, Mammoth Russian
Sweet William
Verbena bonariensis
Zinnia Candystripe
Zinnia semi dwarf pumila mix

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Comments (11)

ddkcat
9 years ago
Hi - would like to trade for your sierian iris and snapdragon; could I send you my list? Doreen.
Maulwurf
Original Author
9 years ago
Sure, sorry just now saw your message.
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brozeus
9 years ago
Hi- do you happen to know the variety of your coleus seeds?
Shasta
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
I am interested in the Purity Cosmos, Seashell Cosmo and the snapdragons. Check out my list. Let me know if you want to trade.
Mary Gould
9 years ago
Hi, I am starting a hummingbird garden would you be willing to send seeds via SASE?
Jennifer
9 years ago
How do you get your poor man's weather glass to germinate and grow? I can't seem to make any of it grow I have tried 2 years in a row.
ddkcat
9 years ago
Here's my list - Doreen.

Flowers

Chinese houses [collinsia
heterophylla]

Columbine
– red [canadensis]

Cosmos
– orange

English
daisy

Hibiscus
[hardy] – Cherry red/Luna pink/Luna white

Hosta
– yellow edge [lg.]

Love
lies bleeding

Marigold
– short mix

Milkwood
- pink

Million
gold

Pepper,
Ornamental [hot - capsicum annum]

Phlox
[hardy] – white,pink & lavender mix w/ bicolors

Rudbeckia
- Autumn Sun

[r.herbstonne]

Rudbeckia
triloba [prairie coneflower]

Sunflower – Italian
white/Multi-brown & yellow

Vegetables
& herbs

Broccoli – Calabrese
green sprouting

Carrot – Nantes
coreless

Catnip

Chicory
– Blue southishe

Dill

Lettuce
– Buttercrunch

Peas
– Sugar snap/Little marvel

Pepper
, bell – yellow/orange

Pumpkin
– Jack O'Lantern

Radish
– early Scarlet globe

Thyme

Tomato
[heirloom] – Black Krim/Solar Flare/Hillbilly/Yellow cherry/Great
white beefsteak/Beauty king/Pineapple/Paul Robeson/Striped German

Turnip – Purple top
white globe

Vines

Morning glory - mix [includes Milky
Way, Grandpa Ott, ivy-leaf blue, Crimson rambler and various others]
/Grandpa Ott/Orange Noah

Pea
vine – white butterfly

Trumpet
vine – orange/red

Trees/Shrubs

Hydrangea
- white [Annabelle]

Rose
of Sharon – single pink w/dark eye
Red Willow
9 years ago
Hi, I'm interested in your jack o lantern.

My list in full on my profile is much shorter, but there's a couple things you don't have.

Thanks for posting!
ddkcat
9 years ago
Hi Red willow - would you happen to have any flowers for the pumpkin? Doreen.
Red Willow
9 years ago
Hi ddkcat,

Yes I do/will soon have flower seeds. My grandma grows many, I grow mostly food and herbs so I space them out sometimes! Oops. I'm new to seed exchange, I should really add "flowers soon to come/seeds coming this summer" on my trade list.

*What size habit are you looking for? Bushes, small potted or creeping/vines?

-I have Hostas that started budding in the last week or two, and found another bunch of them yesterday, so i'll have some seeds of those in the next month or so.

-The Honeysuckle is soon to seed if it hasn't already.

-I'll check my grandma's garden to see how long until Blue Bigleaf Hydrangeas.

-And regular Day Lillies are soon to bloom.

-I think the Irises are past bloom though they already closed up.

-And a couple others I haven't ID'd.

Should I post pics here to you, if Pl@ntNet, grandma and I can't ID them? (My grandma doesn't remember all their exact names). For instance, not sure what these are but they're really pretty and the beneficial bugs love them!
ddkcat
9 years ago
Red willow - the flower you showed is lovely; would like to trade for that when seeds are available. Doreen.