TomatoNut95 said: Yes. I'm still looking for particular things like lithops, desert rose and ornamental grass. Anything else I'll take cold crop seed as I have free reign over the garden in winter. I'll even take squash seed (straightneck, croockneck, scallop) or pea seed (purple hull, Ladyfinger cream, or zipper) or Contender green beans.

I know I have a squash or two along with radishes, broccoli, etc. I'll go thru this afternoon and I'll pm you.

A couple of the tomatoes I'm growing this year are low-seeded.

Sutton's Peach Blow ~


Striped German ~

I have Peach Blow but haven't grown it yet, I had no idea they got that big.

That German striped is a beauty!!!

Anne, I was very surprised at the large size of Peach Blow fruit. I couldn't find any pictures of big fruit like these... even the pictures from janinilulu (which is who the seeds are from) don't look as big as mine!! But, the seeds from janinilulu were marked as "bagged and fermented", as she often does.

And yes, the Striped German is a beauty! Big and plentiful too!

Unripe on the vine:

Wow! If anybody has seed to that I'd take some!

Anne, are you still going to participate in the swap? I will be offering them...

wildflowers said: Anne, are you still going to participate in the swap? I will be offering them...

Depends. My giveaway/swap isn't doing good, so if I still have most of my seed by October, I'll join. But I was hoping to just do my own personal swap because by October I'll probably be super busy with gardening and working to make money for Christmas.

TomatoNut95 said: Yes. I'm still looking for particular things like lithops, desert rose and ornamental grass. Anything else I'll take cold crop seed as I have free reign over the garden in winter. I'll even take squash seed (straightneck, croockneck, scallop) or pea seed (purple hull, Ladyfinger cream, or zipper) or Contender green beans.

I have some ornamental grasses

Where do I find this post?

Mdntnmtgmy said: Where do I find this post?

Wonderful! You'll find my thread in the Seed Trading Forum. I'll tag you if you like.

TomatoNut95 said: Wonderful! You'll find my thread in the Seed Trading Forum. I'll tag you if you like.

Please do

Mdntnmtgmy said: Please do

Done.

Sutton's Peach Blow got about softball sized for me in IA and they are fuzzy which was a fun surprise.

Roses_of_roses said: @okieheart
I would love to know more about the mystery mater mailing. I'm always open to things like this. Is there a way to pm me info on it. You can get some pretty great seed variety this way. Also would be open to a pepper one possibly. I say possibly as I have I think 80 or so varieties of peppers to grow next year.

Sent you a message!

okieheart said: Sent you a message!

I'd like to know too, please

Folks I still have a lot of seed to trade over in the Seed Trading forum if anybody's interested. I'd like some zucchini or squash seed, I need to replace the seed that didn't do because of the severe heat and drought I'm in.

antsinmypants said: I'd like to know too, please

Check your messages

TomatoNut95 said: Folks I still have a lot of seed to trade over in the Seed Trading forum if anybody's interested. I'd like some zucchini or squash seed, I need to replace the seed that didn't do because of the severe heat and drought I'm in.

I'm looking for those types of seeds too! And pumpkins. Punky has been going through my seeds like there's no tomorrow!

He usually takes 2 at a time from me but last night he decided he could carry 3 at a time He was running downstairs, stashing them, & running back upstairs for more faster than I could get them out of the bag

His favorite is the North Georgia Candy Roaster & I can't find anyone who has them

I didn't think seeds would taste any different between varieties? I guess mice have super strong taste buds.

Thea, I have pumpkin seeds but not Candy Roaster or North Georgia.