Have seeds & saplings

[tomc]

Woody plants will come later.

I spent much of the afternoon doing housekeeping in my seed box. Old seeds--orphan seeds are culled from this list. Leaf type and other defining info will be supplied at request.

"Other seeds" like not tomato seeds
Asparagus
Baby Blue Hubbard squash
Butternut squash
Catnip
Genovese Basil
Oregano
Pole bean (Potomac)
Purple Coneflower
Saint Johnswort
Skullcap
Sunflower (centenary)
Valerian
White Wonder (cuke)

"maters" (as in tomatoes)
Abraham Lincoln
Arrat Flamed
Arumugam's
Black Cherry
Black Sea Man
Brandywine
Cherokee Purple
Cherokee chocolate
Cows Tit
Dr Carolyn
Esther;s Cherry
Ferris Wheel
Gallo Plum
German (red)
Gilbertie
Green Zebra
Grightmires Pride
Henry's
Imur Prior Beta
Jaune Flammee
Julia Child
Lithuanian
Little Lucky
Long Keeper
Lucky Cross
Mennonite Orange
Mobil
Olena's Ukrainian
Pale-leaf Mortgage Lifter
Paul Robeson
Porter (pink)
Preacher
Snow White
Stupice
Tennessee Britches
Thessaloniki (oxheart)
Tibet Appel
Tigerella Cross
White beauty
Yellow Pear

I'm always on the search for good rooted saplings of, sassafrass, Bear oak (quercus ilicifolia), Sakalin spruce (picea glehnnii). I think its probably time for me to find a perkier white cucumber than what I've got. And of course any OP tomato I don't have. Woodies to follow as I can.

[hoosierheightsfarm]

tom,
"cow tit" tomato? 've never heard of such.

You really want some sassafrass? It's like a weed here. I cut those things down every time I mow the yard. I'll mark some for you.

[flowerpower]

Tom, is the St John's Wort the wild one? And could you put some of the skullcap aside for me please? I'll take a pic of the rhubarb I have. If you like it, I can save seed for you.

Patrick, the cow tit or goat's bag is a pointy plum tomato. I still have seed I got from Grunt and Grungy. Just PM me with your addy if you want some.

[tomc]

Lemmee see if the Skullcap will germinate first. But yes, The St johnswort I got several generations ago from Johnny's.

The "but yes" in all of this is yea I want some. The downside is; while Sassafrass sets rhizomes easily they need to be divided a year before digging it up.

Cows Tit, Henry's, Oplaka, Giblbertie's are all very similar accessions.

[tuttamatta]

Hello Tom,
just found this site a few minutes ago, how did I not find it before???
Anyway, I am really interested in many of your seeds, # 1 being Black Sea Man tomato, I've been looking for this for months.......I'm just this year getting into heirloom tomatoes and I'm looking for some good ones for Portland, Oregon, are the russians or ukranians or siberians a good choice?
I would love to do a trade with you, I have nothing you are showing in your posting but I have lots of things to offer, could you please check Dave's Garden (same user name) for my HAVE LIST?
I'm really excited to have found this site and your great list of seeds.
Thank you
Paola (Tuttamatta)

[flowerpower]

Welcome to HG! We have another member from your area. I'm sure Pugs could reccomend some varieties for you if you start a thread.