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| Author: | steve [ Aug 10th, '06, 19:34 ] |
| Post subject: | Seeds &/or cuttings available |
OK girls and boys, here is the brand new seed swapping topic. I'd like to keep it as organised as possible so; Post what you have available &/or are looking for If you would like to take someone up on their generous offer or have what they are looking for PM them. I'm not sure if general users can edit posts after a reply has been posted, but if you can then do edit your original listings when you have more seeds available or no longer available. (If you find that you can't edit your post then PM me with a copy of the original messgage and what page number it appeared on and i can make the change for you) I might be a bit of a nazi on this thread just to keep it really functional, so don't take it personally if i PM you about moving a post. [align=center]LET THE SEED SHARING BEGIN[/align] |
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| Author: | earthbound [ Aug 10th, '06, 20:46 ] |
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Alright, I have some heirloom tomato seeds up for grabs... I bought these before last summer when I grew over 40 different varieties, I still have a few seeds of each left but this year I'm not going to be growing so many and I figure it's better to spread them to others rather than leave the seeds ungrown... You can look up most of the varieties here for further info: http://www.heirloomtomatoes.bizland.com/varieties.htm Paul Robeson Creole German Johnson Cherokee chocolate Matts wild cherry Floridale Anna Russian Old German Camp Joy Black Krim Isoplin Kazahk Black Cherry Purple smudge Green Zebra Pink Brandy wine Duke Ponderosa Red Cherokee purple Aunt Ruby's Green Pineapple Mortgage lifter San Marzano Cherry cocktail Yellow pear Amish Paste Rouge de Mamande oxheart Anyone interested send me a PM.... |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Aug 10th, '06, 20:53 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Seeds &/or cuttings available |
That's a lotta varieties Joel. I have a couple of ones you haven't listed that I can add: - Broad Ripple Current - Tommy Toe - Lecase Di Apulia Will check out what I have generally and post at a later time. Might talk to you about some strategies for running a successful exchange Steve. Have seen them many times before running into trouble - there are some common problems. |
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| Author: | derekh [ Aug 11th, '06, 10:41 ] |
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Great idea but we need to be aware of the large number of restrictions on sending seeds across to WA and TAS. Many companies like Eden Seeds and Green Harvest will not send to WA or TAS. cheers Derek |
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| Author: | aquamad [ Aug 11th, '06, 21:34 ] |
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I am looking for any sort of sweetner plant... I have a good student who has just reciently been diagnosed with diabetes (which is why I show so much interest in stivia!)... Any other kinds of sweetening plants(or seeds) out there that diabetics can use? |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Aug 11th, '06, 21:37 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Seeds &/or cuttings available |
AM - sorry mate I can't stand it any longer. It's Stevia, not Stivia. |
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| Author: | aquamad [ Aug 11th, '06, 21:44 ] |
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And its am not aa! No offence taken here... know of anybody who can help? |
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| Author: | steve [ Aug 11th, '06, 22:06 ] |
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AM, stevia would be my choice, as it is reported to actually activly aid in treatment (dirty word, hope the TGA doesn't read this) of diabetes, not just as a sugar replacement. I might move some of these posts to a specific topic, i'd like to keep this topic very succinct. I'll leave your original request though, AM |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Aug 11th, '06, 22:12 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Seeds &/or cuttings available |
I'm sure it says AM, not AA |
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| Author: | steve [ Aug 11th, '06, 22:14 ] |
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VB's getting the hang of the "edit" function |
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| Author: | johnnie7au [ Aug 11th, '06, 22:33 ] |
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Red flowering runner beans ... ?? I have never seen them in WA .. ??? |
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| Author: | Aquaddict [ Aug 12th, '06, 02:42 ] |
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Oh yes I remember them Johnny, string beans they were called. Heavy croppers and can be eaten raw or cooked according to age. Yum! |
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| Author: | aquamad [ Aug 12th, '06, 16:34 ] |
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looking for tree tomato seeds! |
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| Author: | monya [ Aug 12th, '06, 16:39 ] |
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have pmed you re cuttings ifyou are interested |
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| Author: | aquamad [ Aug 12th, '06, 16:44 ] |
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thanks a million - and yes! just pm'ed back my addy |
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