My zinnias keep getting powdery mildew despite my best efforts. I’m hoping to give Profusion zinnias a try as they are supposed to be resistant. I have seeds to trade- Thai basil, black eyed Susan, luffa and others!

Looking for cuttings or seeds for Variegated Monsteras like Mint or Albo. DM me. to see if we can arrange something.

Title says it all, if someone has any I'm open to trading once we connect. Thanks!

Hey all, I have some okra seeds for trade. I’m interested in trading for:

• Flame Acanthus, Anisacanthus quadrifidus v. wrightii

• Butterfly Milkweed, Asclepias tuberosa

• Blue Mistflower, or Gregg’s Mistflower Eupatorium coelestinum or Conoclinium greggii

• Coral Honeysuckle, Lonicera sempervirens

• Texas Sage, leucophyllum frutescens

Open to other seeds but those are my top!

I have been recently looking into growing different types of corn and the variety seems limited. I am in Wisconsin for reference

Hey! I'm working on an experiment trying to grow new varieties of Kentucky coffeetree, particularly edible ones. To be honest I don't have much to offer in the way of seeds at the moment but I'm working on an insect resistant kale variety and gathering lots of tree nuts.

If anyone has dry seeds from their area I'd greatly appreciate it. If they've got weird charactaristics or high yield of pods even better, I'm trying to amass a very diverse population.

On the off chance anyone has any of the other Gymnocladus tree seeds from Asia, that would also be welcome!

Hello everyone. If anyone is interested, I have some of the norfolk GMO tomato seeds. These are a cherry tomato that have been engineered to have higher contents of anthocyanins, an anticancer antioxidant. If you let the fruit ripen, the fruit is a very dark purple/black. The color is so startling that people have asked what I'm adding to the recipe, because they think they are cherries. Flavor wise, they taste like a typical cherry tomato, but are a bit low acid. The dark purple trait could be bred into a larger variety if you wanted to.

I'm mostly looking to send via SASE and can only do it with people in the US.

Anyone want to trade I have black cobra pepper,serranos, jalapeños and habaneros for pretty much anything?

I know its not seeds but any fellow carnivorous plant addicts here growing pings and would like to swap a few leaves? I have P. Wesser and P. Pirouette I can swap a few leaves of. DM me.

Discussion about Seed germination and gene selection

I was wondering how credible is this or has anyone tried it? In short it states that if you put seeds to grow in bad soil like sand for example then move it after 2-4 weeks to good soil, it will trigger the best genes in the seed to grow into a super plant tree. Any thoughts?

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My catnip has gone to seed and it appears to be a 'bumper year'.

So who wants to trade for some feline shenanigan fuel??

I'm mostly looking for lemon balm, but other hardy (zone 5b) perennials are welcome.

Anyone got dark red nasturtiums?

Looking for some basil seeds as all I have are the window box basils. Have lots to swap, shoot me a DM.

Hi! I'm an urban farmer/seed steward in zone 10. I work on an urban farm/food forest that does not specialize in commercial sale of produce but rather serves the community as a field trip site, gardening classes etc. Intense urbanization in my region threatens this site and will likely be demolished within 5 years. I decided that I'd use my platform and position to organize a seed swap event + tour to highlight the importance of such places. I want everyone to walk away with tangible resources that inspire them.

That being said, I am looking for zines that touch on themes of seed saving, agroecology, traditional ecological knowledge, and urban agriculture.

Does anybody have any experience working with the USDA seed bank in any kind of capacity? I’m curious whether I can secure a partner there to move forward a research proposal. Im not a researcher but I do know someone who is. I’ve been working in urban agriculture and I’d like to get in on the important seed work of our generations!

Hi there, it's my first year having a garden I do organic and I'm looking to add a few interesting plants to my summer - fall planting. So far I have some green cabbage and broccoli growing. I don't have much to trade but willing to work something out.

Hello all,

I am searching for a very particular type of seed/plant cutting: family heirlooms and heirlooms collected from special places serendipitously. I’d love to trade for your mom’s zinnia seeds that she’s been saving and refining for decades. Or the cuttings of your family’s fig tree which was brought from Italy when they immigrated to the US. Or lilac bush seeds you picked off the ground while visiting Chicago. I’d love to hear the story and try to preserve the genetics. I’m interested in vegetables, fruits, and flowers. I have 300+ types of seed/plants - mostly vegetables and fruit. Mostly everything is uncommon. Please message me if you’re interested — I am confident we can find something satisfactory but it is too much for me to list it all here.

USA trades only please.

Thank you 🙏

I have a small collection of peppers along with some other varieties of vegetables, flowers, and grains. I have a spreadsheet with about 60 varieties I can share if interested. If you are interested in breeding populations of peppers I have lots of those as well.

I am looking primarily for grains, bush beans, and tomatoes.

Have seeds for these and more to come. Make an offer. Prefer flowers and herbs.

Also buttonbush in the future

I have a 2 acre plot of land that was formerly farmland and I'm trying to get a few Eastern hemlock/Canadian hemlock trees going there. The problem is that this time of year it's hard to find anybody who has seedlings or saplings in stock, and because it is the state tree here in pennsylvania, we're not allowed to go to the forest and pilfer a few of the smaller ones. The game wardens really take offense to that. But if anybody has any of these seedlings or saplings that they would like to divest themselves of, I would be eternally grateful for the opportunity to rehome them.

Not much of what I planted came up ( call me plant killer!). Just kidding sort of.

Some seeds I ordered were no good. I got zinnia, love lies bleeding, and love in a mist to come up.

I have what looks to be a lot of love lies bleeding and a little love in a mist.

I would appreciate anyone who could spare some seeds for next year.

Have: a obscene amount of lettuce. Want: to get rid of it.

Won a auction listing for "assortment of lettuce seed" , and would like to share with yall as I could reseed my lawn with lettuce for the next decade and not run out.

Cristabel - 40,000 pills Scamander - 45,000 pills Crispyano - 45,000 pills Crispita - 8 oz Crispita 2 - 9 million seeds Kerrita - 2 million seeds Rockita - 500,000 seeds Valdivia - 1 million seeds Coastline - 1lb Tambay - 3oz Sulu - 3oz Garrison - 6oz Tango - 2oz Alboreto M10 - 1lb Redflash - 100,000 seeds Nitaflash - 100,000 seeds Agros - 100,000 seeds Deronda - 100,000 seeds

Want: Whatever you want to share, the school garden always needs a good variety of seeds. But you can also SASE /venmo a stamp/promise to pay it forward.

Each stamp can send ~3000 seeds

I'm specifically searching for watermelon and cantelope. I really didn't think beyond kale and tomatoes when I ordered my seeds.

I'm a new tomato seed collector looking for cool strains of tomatos.

I have carbon heirlooms, pink belgian heirlooms as well as old german and yellow heirlooms. Also heirloom super sweet 100s.

I can also provide wild blackberry and black raspberry seeds that grow especially well in colder climates.

I want to start a collection of tomato seeds so I can figure out what grows the best on my grandparents' land.

Thanks for the help