Seeds For Trade

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thepodpiper

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Posted 1453864981	Reply with quote #1

I would like to offer some heirloom tomato and pepper seeds to trade for cuttings or rooted cuttings. I am just getting into the fig thing and have no figs to trade. I have a large yard and am hoping to fill my small but growing backyard orchard with some fig trees. Please pm or email me and I will send you a copy of hundreds and hundreds of seed varieties. Thanks and think spring. Dale __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

thepodpiper

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Posted 1453943993	Reply with quote #2

I would like to thank the generous members who have agreed to trade seeds for cuttings. Some seeds will go out shortly. __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

aphahn

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Posted 1453958963	Reply with quote #3

Looking good Dale! Somebody is going to have fun with c. pube :) __________________ Andy - Zone 6a Lat 39.9º N, Alt 5390' Westminster CO ⚘ Scion List

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454378322	Reply with quote #4

Ed, Gene, Andy and Sarah your seeds went out today. Scott and Maliha, your seeds are going out tomorrow. I am still looking for takers on the seeds for trade offer and am very thankful to the members who have offered up the cuttings whether it is now or when they become available to them. __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

COGardener

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Posted 1454379000	Reply with quote #5

Your list is beyond amazing Dale! Thank you for the trade.

inkinbrushes

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Posted 1454379283	Reply with quote #6

Hey Dale, thank you for letting me know! I'll keep an eye out for them. That is one sexy list! I love me a good pepper and tomato.

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454381119	Reply with quote #7

Maliha, I never looked at my list in that way……………….but i like it. Get your seed germinating trays ready and I hope you have a lot of room, all of you. Dale __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454381380	Reply with quote #8

If anyone needs to identify some of the varieties here are a couple of databases that may be useful. http://www.thechileman.org http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/w/index.php?title=Category:Tomato_Variety_List&from=A These are the only two I use, they are both very extensive. Dale __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

rmulhero

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Posted 1454424458	Reply with quote #9

I may have some rooted figs soon, I just started my cuttings last week. What seeds do you have to trade? I am partial to heirloom tomatoes because of their great taste (I love the purple ones...excuse my limited knowledge of tomatoes varieties :). Becky Quote: Originally Posted by thepodpiper Ed, Gene, Andy and Sarah your seeds went out today. Scott and Maliha, your seeds are going out tomorrow. I am still looking for takers on the seeds for trade offer and am very thankful to the members who have offered up the cuttings whether it is now or when they become available to them. __________________ Becky, zone 5 Growing: Hardy Chicago, VdB, Dessert King, Celeste, Green Ischia, Marseilles VS, Kathleen's Black, Red Sicilian, Adriatic JH, Violetta bayerfeinge, New Brunswick, Magnolia and Italian Honey. Wishlist: Sicilian Black JR, Petite Negra, Sweet George, Lattarula, Sals Corleone (Gene), Vasilika sika, Galicia negra, Dalmatie and any cold hardy fig.

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454446068	Reply with quote #10

HEIRLOOM TOMATOES Amana Orange Anana’s Noire Anna Russian Aunt Ginny’s Purple Aunt Ruby’s German Green Aurega Azoychka Bear Claw Beefsteak Belgian Pounder Big Rainbow Black Ethiopian Black From Tula Black Krim Black Mountain Pink Black Pear Black Prince Blondkopfchen Blue Fruit (very few) Brandywine Brandywine Joyce’s Strain Brandywine Yellow Brianna Brimmer Budai Torpe Budenovka (red or pink)? Carbon Chapman Cherokee Green Cherokee Purple Coeur de Boeuf Cosmonaut Volkov Costoluto Genovese County Agent Coustralee Dinner Plate Donskoi Dr. Lyle Dr. Wyche’s Yellow G’ma Viney’s Yellow & Pink Garden Peach (few) German Johnson German Pink Gildo Pietroboni Gill’s All Purpose Gillogly Pink Glazer’s Giant Gogosha (few) Gold Medal Goose Creek Green Gage Green Pineapple Guernsey Island Hartman’s Yellow Gooseberry (few) Heidi Hillbilly Hugh’s Ingegnoli Gigante Liscio Italian Plum Kellogg’s Breakfast Kentucky Beefsteak (few) (Orange?) Kosovo Limbaugh’s Legacy Potato Top Limmony Lithuanian Crested Pink Ludmilla’s Red Plum Marmande Garnier Rouge Martinos Roma Marvel Stripe Matina Matt’s Wild Cherry Mayo’s Delight Mexico Monkey Ass Mortgage Lifter Radiator Charlie’s Mountain Princess Mr. Bruno Mrs. Benson (few) Negro Azteca (few) Nicholson Pink (no info available) Oaxacan Jewel Old German Old Ivory Egg Omar’s Lebanese Opalka OSU Blue (non heirloom) Pantano Romanesco Pennheart Persimmon Pineapple Pink Ping Pong (few) Plum Lemmon (few) Ponderosa Pink Purple Russian Rozovyi Izumnyi Sandul Moldovan Sara Black Silvery Fir Tree Spear’s Tennessee Green Stupice Tamina Thessaloniki Tiffen Mennonite Trska Gora Ukranian Pear Vidoje’s Surprise Viva, White Kentucky Heirloom Wapsipinicon Peach Weeping Charlie Wes Wild Bill’s Big Red Wins All Yellow Pear Yellow Stuffer Zapotec Pink Ribbed HYBRIDS ABC Potato Leaf Ailsa Craig Amazon Chocolate Amish Yellow Arkansas Traveler Armenian Banana Legs Bangladesh Heart Berkeley Tie Dye Big Beef Bigguns Black Black and Red Boar Black Early Black Elephant Black Moore Black Plum Black Plum Paste Black Yum Yum Black Zebra Blushing Bride Brad’s Black Heart Brandy Boy Brandywine Landis Valley Brandywine Purple Pear Brown Berry Bull’s Heart Canadian Heart Ceylon Cherokee Chocolate Chocolate cherry Chocolate Stripes Copia Crimson Cushion Cypriot Dora Dr. Carolyn Florida Pink Franchi Pear Honkin Big Black Cherry Huge Black Ildi Indian Stripe Indian Stripe J D’s Special C-Tex Jack Johnson Japanese Black Trifele Juliet KBX Kotlas Kumato Lattanzio Pendulous Livingston’s Gold Ball Livingston’s Golden Queen Mano Mirabelle Mr. Brown Nicholson’s Yellow Cherry Northern Crown (growout only) Northern Lights Nyagos Pink Accordian Pomodoro Cour de Bue Purple Calabash Radinilee Roger’s Best Black Romeo Russian Black Russian Bogatyr Saljut Plum San Marzano San Marzano Redorta Snow White Southern Night Speckled Roman Spudakee Super Bush Tennessee Black Tiny Tim Whopper Yellow Ruffled Zomok __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454623763 · Edited	Reply with quote #11

Thanks gene, the cuttings came today. You were very generous. Please explain the washing in bleach solution for me and the dilution ratio. __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

sarahkt

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Posted 1454628815	Reply with quote #12

The seeds just arrived and they are amazing. I was speechless. THANKS, Dale!!! What a huge variety of both peppers and tomatoes, and enough to last for at least several years. I'm going to share with family members, and already told them all not to bother buying any peppers or tomato seeds this year. Need another month or two for the baby trees to grow out and stabilize in their containers, and then they and cuttings will be sent in a return volley. I'll contact you before I send them all since your wish list will no doubt have been updated. __________________ Sarah from Bay Area, CA (zone: 9B) Wishlist: Sangue Dolce, Black Ischia (UCD), Peloponnisiaka Aspra Sika

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454629505	Reply with quote #13

Glad you got them. You do realize that both tomato and pepper growing is another addicting thing. There are over 10k diff. tomatoes and around 6-7k pepper varieties. Hope you and your family enjoy. Some of the hotter ones your fiancé wanted require between 7-8 months to produce ripe fruit so sow accordingly but you can grow all year long, yes? Sounds good on your end. Dale __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

sarahkt

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Posted 1454633501	Reply with quote #14

Yep! Going to start them in the greenhouse this weekend, thanks! We do have a very long growing season. This year we might experiment a little with purposefully stressing the spicy varieties water-wise to produce hotter peppers. The capsaicin production can be increased as a stress response... __________________ Sarah from Bay Area, CA (zone: 9B) Wishlist: Sangue Dolce, Black Ischia (UCD), Peloponnisiaka Aspra Sika

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454636879	Reply with quote #15

To be honest your not going to be able to tell the difference if it is hotter because you are not going to be able to eat any of the hot chinense species peppers anyway. A Jalapeno is between 2 and 5k Scoville units and the weakest hot pepper I sent you is around 100k Scoville units, the guineas world record Carolina Reaper is 2million. Peppers like it dry though for sure. __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

Lewi

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Posted 1454641906 · Edited	Reply with quote #16

We love tobasco peppers (Fresh n red) ...they keep u moving. :(~) We have some surplus Tabasco seed...if anyone has surplus cuttings that are GTG for Florida...let me know via pm. Postage is not equal,so I'd cover that if need be Pod piper, If you have fungas-desiese resistant strain of tomato let me know...around here most large tomatoes get brown spots and rot before getting ripe.:( __________________ West Florida (West of the Apalachiola River as defined by the proclamation of 1763). zone 8a winters can get cold for figs...down to 12 F twice in last four years. Lewi = Levite

Jodi

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Posts: 343

Posted 1454646689	Reply with quote #17

Wow Dale you weren't kidding about sharing your seed addiction. I didn't even know this many existed. Very cool. Another genetic data bank being saved over the garden wall between neighbors! I love it. __________________ In the book the "The Meaning of Trees" it is said the fig regulates the heart and that the true essence of Figs is...food for the soul. Daisy's IBT cuttings will be available in January/February along with a few Lampeira Parda. Wishes for Martinenca Rimada, Black Ischia, I258, CddRoja, Jolly Tiger, Your favorite Figgy! Zone 8a Camp Verde AZ

sarahkt

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Posted 1454648574	Reply with quote #18

Yeah, I'm not touching those spicy peppers myself. Those are alllll for him for make spicier if he wants, lol. He's researching the seeds now, thanks again! __________________ Sarah from Bay Area, CA (zone: 9B) Wishlist: Sangue Dolce, Black Ischia (UCD), Peloponnisiaka Aspra Sika

thepodpiper

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Posted 1454665715	Reply with quote #19

Lewi, do they rot on the bottom of the tomato? __________________ GARDEN PICS http://s117.photobucket.com/user/thepodpiper/library/?sort=3&page=1

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