2015/16 Homegrown Goodness Seed Swap

[aphahn]

#### Have ####

Herbs/Flowers:
Agastache foeniculum - mint scented
Agastache rugosa - anise scented
Alcea rosea - single mixed
Allium schoenoprasum
Asclepias speciosa
Asclepias viridis
Armoracia rusticana - roots
Artemisia dracunculus - divisions
Capsicum annuum - wild pequin from Tx
Claytonia perfoliate - Miners lettuce
Hablitzia tamnoides
Hemerocallis hakuensis
Hyssopus officinalis
Inula Helenium - Elecampane
Liatris mucronata
Liatris punctata
Lycium barbarum
Mentha arvensis
Mentha x piperita
Mentha spicata
Mirabilis multiflora
Monarda bradburiana
Monarda citriodora
Nigella sativa
Origanum vulgare
Papaver somniferum - single mixed
Physalis virginiana - good tasting perennial
Satureja hortensis
Satureja montana
Symphytum × uplandicum - Bocking 14, divisions
Taraxacum album - White flowered dandelion
Taraxacum pseudoroseum - Pink flowered dandelion
Thymus nummularius - divisions
Valeriana officinali

Bean:
Anasazi dry been

Greens:
Ear of the Devil lettuce

Garlic:
Viola francese
Rossa di Sulmona
Beleruse
Chet’s Italian

#### Looking for ####

Amphicarpaea bracteata
Aurinia saxatilis
Campanula glomerat
Gazania lineari
Echium russicum and/or vulgare
Platycodon grandifloras
Scutellaria baicalensis and/or lateriflora

Hosts that are good for eating
Sea Kale
Perennial leeks
Perennial kales or other brassicas

#### Other interests ####

Perennial or traditional food crops
Old heirlooms from or suited for Colorado
Early/Late bee forage

[Casey6400CO]

2015 List:
Carbondale, CO 6400'

Maxima Grex 14': (grown in 3 sisters)
Penasco Cheese, ojito, sweet meat, c-dale lakota crosses, kuri, baby blue hubbard, calabaza temporal

Pepo 14':
Golden Cocozelle F-3 generation
Cocozelle

Cucumber Grex 14': (grown in vertical 3 sisters, not pruned, hoop house 50 degree nights, drip)
boston pickler, a&c pickling, early fortune, russian pickling, double yield

Large Tomato 14' (grown vertical pruned to 4 stems until reaching 9 foot support then not pruned, selected for: earliness,vigor, size, late blight resistance and flavor, hoop house grown 50 degree nights, promiscuously pollinated)
Pink: Orenburg Giant(transplant survived 4 days of snow storms before being brought to hoop house and producing 2lb beauties)
Dester, Italian Tree, Mother Russia,
Orange: Hillbilly, Gold Medal, Azoychka, Persimmon
Red: Delicious, Sasha's Altai, Nepal Beef, Ispolin, Italian Heirloom
Black: Black from Tula, Black Pear
Bi-Color: Blue Beauty, Pink Berkley Tie Die, Chocolate Stripes

Cherry Tomato Grex 14' (not pruned grown along ground of small tunnel, lots of potential crosses here)
blue berries, black cherry, peace vine cherry, galina, cherry roma, mexico midget, lemon drop, isis candy, green grape

Green Husk Tomatillo 14': very well adapted, tennis ball size, stores great, drought hardy
Ground Cherry 14': (cossack pineapple and aunt molly parents):very well adapted

Corn:
Inca Rainbow with double red sweet corn 14'
Glass Gem 13'

Watermelon 14': (2nd generation of unheated hoop house grown seeds)
(Sweet Dakota Rose, Santa Domingo, Hopi Red, Hopi Yello, Navojo Winter, Blacktail Mountain, Sugar Baby)

Red Russian Kale 13'
Purple Globe White Top and hokori Turnip 13'
Sylvetta Arugala 13'
Fordhook Swiss Chard 12'
Pingtong Eggplant 14'

Beet Grex from 14':
3 root grex, golden grex, touchstone, chiogga, detroit red, shiraz, lutz

From Wild Garden Seeds 15':
Kale Mix
Better Beta Mix Chard
Wild Garden Lettuce Mix

Wish List (willing to pay for seed):

fava bean varieties
dry bean landrace starter kit
moschata landrace starter kit
maxima diversity
okra varieties
mandan bride/ painted mountain or other landrace Flour Corns (want to buy bulk 5+lbs)
carrot landraces (without cytoplasmic male sterility)
onion varieties/landraces (w/out CMS)
spinach bolt resistant 
yakon
oca
Watermelon varieties
poblano peppers
cherry hot peppers
cold hardy sweet peppers (bell, italian frying)

[andyb]

A little late to the party, but here's my list.

Have:
TPS*

Cilantro**
PI 664510
AMES 21655

Tomatillo
  grex, green skinned


Want:
Runner Bean (Phaseolus Coccineus)
  Center of origin
  Day length sensitive (short day)
  Hammond's Dwarf

Tomato
  Stupice

Tomatillo
  Purple or otherwise not-green

That's all I can think of that I'm looking for, but feel free to PM me with convincing arguments that I want something else.

* I have several batches of TPS. The main batch I'm thinking of trading is roughly 2/3 OP (presumably mostly selfed) and 1/3 emasculated and hand-pollinated. The labels fell of a bunch of berries, so they became indistinguishable from the OP ones). I germ-tested this batch and they were good. I also have seeds from hand pollinations where the labels stayed on, but didn't germ-test because of limited numbers of seeds. These are available for trade, but I'd rather include them as add-ons to the ones that I know will germinate.

** Limited quantities

[reed]

My trade list is a little late too but here it is. If you don't have anything to trade back (cabbage, carrots and tomatoes) just  PM your address.  For bulkier stuff ask for my address and send me three dollars cash. *don't really want to ship outside the US




LEFT OVER FROM BULK PURCHASES 2014

Red Core Chantey Carrot (NE Seed)

Danish Ball Head cabbage (NE Seed)

Oaxacan Green dent Corn (SSE) 50 - 75 seeds

Blue Jade Sweet Corn (SSE) - 100  seeds

Anasazi Sweet Corn (Sand Hill) - 50 to 75 seeds

Aunt Mary's Sweet Corn ( Appalachian heirloom Plant Farm) 

Wampum Flint corn (Sustainable Seed Co.)



MY SEEDS (2015 and archived from as far back as 2012) *not germ tested

BEANS

Kentucky Wonder Pole - lots

Rattlesnake Pole - lots

Ideal Market Pole - some

Cherokee Trail of Tears Pole - some

Little Brown Greasy - lots

Little White greasy - lots

NT 1/2 runner - few

Ohio Pole - few

Speckled Cranberry Pole - some

Landrace Runner Beans (P. coccineus) - * 1 trade of 20 seeds, most just look like Scarlet and Painted Lady

Little Purple Greasy (possible cross or mutation, brown greasy mother) * 1 trade of 5 seeds - very pretty little beans 

Little Black Greasy (possible cross or mutation, brown greasy mother) * 1 trade of 5 seeds

Little Black Greasy (possible cross or mutation, white greasy mother) * 1 trade of 5 seeds

Pole bean Landrace starter mix (about 5 each of about 30 kinds) *1 trade
 
Flat Tan Pole Bean (likely cross between KY Wonder and Ideal Market (the mother) * 1 trade of 5 seeds



CORN

Painted Mountain x multiple su and se sweets *managed to get two crops in one season with second crop showing about 30% shrunken kernels. No second crop seeds included. *1 trade of about 100 seeds 

Son of Big Red (Big Red x Cherokee White Flower - grown and flowered together but not detasseled) Big Red was a giant dark red ear found at a farm stand in 2014 and tested for GMO before planting. Offering about 25 seeds from each of two ears that kept Big Red's dark color plus 15 from the original Big Red and a few from Cherokee White Flour ears that picked up some Big Red's aleurone color. *long season  * 1 trade

Painted Mountain x multiple flour and flint (the PM was grown among the others but not detasseled and was earlier, so crossing isn't assured) *about 200 seeds

Sweet Mix - Includes multiple SE hybrids, Astronomy Domine and about fifteen other su types. Seeds are all from plants that were detasseled so they all have two parents, mothers are both the se (25%) and the su (75%). These seeds are just all mixed so no telling what you will get. * 1 trade about 250 seeds

Tomatoes
Particularly Productive Rutgers - descended from a plant a couple years ago that produced much better then the others - lots of baseball sized fruits

Possible (S. lycopersicum x S. pimpinellifolium) plants grow and look like the tiny yellow current that grows wild in my garden but fruits are larger and darker - they just showed up on their own last year

Dehybredizing Blight resistant mix, F2 of Red Rose, Plum Regal and two or three others, just mixed up 

WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR

Especially interested in mixes and landraces, but NOT COMMERCIAL SEEDS, at least of anything that could have CMS

Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, Bok Choy, Swiss Chard, Beets, Radishes and other things that might be adapted for over wintering and cold weather harvest.

Runner Beans

Lima Beans, especially pole types

Cow Peas, especially pole types

Hulless Oats

Hulless Barley

Winter Squash, especially compact growing types.

TPS

Sweet Potato seeds 

Other things of interest

[philagardener]

Haves:  All open pollinated seed saved from my own garden (by year)

2014 seed
Bean, Cherokee Trail of Tears, pole
Bean, Cherokee Wax, bush
Bean, Lina Sisco's Birds Egg, bush
Bean, Stuben Yellow Eye, bush
Bean, Vermont Cranberry (a Borlotti-type), pole
Lima/Butterbean, Violet's Multi Color, pole
Pea, Blauschokkers (purple), pole
Pea, Golden Sweet, pole
Runner Bean, Scarlett, pole
Runner Bean, Insuk's Wang Kong, pole

2015 seed
Bean, Appaloosa, bush
Bean, Blue Coco (purple), pole
Bean, Blue Shackamaxon (purple), pole
Bean, Gold of Bacau (wax), pole
Bean, Improved Golden Wax, bush
Bean, Kentucky Wonder, pole
Bean, Magpie, bush
Bean, Painted Pony, bush
Bean, Pencil Pod Wax, bush
Bean, Trionfo Violetto (purple), pole
Tepary, Brown, half runner/pole, 2015
Vigna, Fast Lady Northern Southern Pea, bush (may have been crossed at some point, shows two seed phenotypes)
Vigna, "21 Pea", pole
Vigna, Pigott Family Heirloom, bush

Wants:  I prefer trading similar numbers of varieties/seeds (typically I send at least 10 seeds per type but am open to other needs) and am looking for unusual legumes that will do well in the mid-Atlantic, particularly rare varieties worth preserving and sharing further. 

For a complicated mix of reasons, typically US shipping only.

[oldmobie]

I've edited my list, both on my previous post and on Gardenweb (link in my signature). If you've already checked out my list, the changes are:
1) Replaced "CToT" with "Cherokee Trail of Tears"
2) Reflected that my moschata squash seed are available now, no longer fermenting or drying.

[philagardener]

Note: "Aerial" was just banned from another forum for improper trading activity.  That is unfortunate for all concerned.