Monday, March 26, 2012

2012 want list

If you have anything I'm intrested in or you think I may be intrested in please contact me at sakura0garden@gmail.com let me know please what you have and what you're looking for (as I may have some unlisted items)

Mainly im into things that fall into a few categories
Mint (I love mint)
Tomatoes
Peppers
Herbs
Grains
General edibles
Anything odd/unusual
Acai
fruits
Lettuce leaf basil (been looking for this for a good long while)
Known varieties/colours of:
Poppy
Zinnia
Sweet grass
Pineapple tomato

--any more specifics that I think of I'll list as well

2012 sase stuff

(I previously had a literal sase "box")

Included as offer for sase (please email me at sakura0garden@gmail.com for more info please keep in mind the post about how I do sase offers )
Zuichinni seeds (7 oz total)
Ganzania mix
Orange marigolds (they are technically edible from what I understand they also have red spots in more sun)
Acorn squash
Carnival acorn squash
spagiti squash
Canteloupe

(more to come)

2012 trade list

(to be posted/updated later)

Herbs (dark blue binder)

Tomatoes (torquise binder)

Peppers (torquise binder)

Peas (light blue binder)

Beans (light blue binder)

Corn (light blue binder)

Lettuce (white binder)

Melon (white binder)

Carrots (white binder)

Greens (white binder)

Stalk (white binder)

Okra (white binder)

Roots (white binder)

Grains (light green binder)

Fruits (light green binder)


(flowers not in the new system yet)

2012 master list

(to be posted/updated later)
(typing this first then will do trade after copy-paste)
Herbs (dark blue binder)
Basil's
Jungs balcony mix
Jennies mix
Thai
Lemon
Dark opal purple
Anise
Mammoth
Nepolitano
Thai (from my garden)
Blue spice f1
Genovese
Cinnamon
Hybrid
Lemon/cinnamon mix
Holy red/green mx
Mix (from uncles house)
Green/purple (mother was pretty so I decided to save seeds)
Red Rubin
Sweet italian
Lime

Herb mix (basil dill majoram and savoury in the same pack)
Borage
Garlic chives
Bronze fennel
Wormwood
Dill
Licorace mint
Perennial savoury
Culantro
Parsley
Cilantro
White yarrow
Lemon catnip
Feverfew
Valerian
Lemongrass
Mountain mint
Stevia
Sage
Horehound
Chicory
Lemon balm
Bouquet dill
Thyme
Long island mammoth dill
German chamomille
Lemon mint
Giant of Italy parsley
Dokat short dill
Catnip
Double feverfew
Celadine
Catgrass
Florence fennel
Pineapple sage
Broad leaf sage
Burdock
Anise
Garlic
Catnip (wild)
Sage
Moss curled parsley
Lavender
Mediterranean oregano
Spearmint
Peppermint
Thyme (from uncles house)
Greek oregano (from uncles house)

Tomatoes (torquise binder)
beefsteak
Margarita
Peach
Roma
Striped heirloom
Hua chi hango
Yellow pear
Abraham Lincoln
Italian market wonder
Brandywine
Large red cherry
Black Brandywine
Lollipop
Marglobe
Rutger
Fox cherry
Striped marvel
Thessaloniki
Aunt rubys German green
Violet jasper
Striped roman
Little lucky
Black krim
Red zebra
White currant
Spudakee
Kymato
Hundreds and thousands
Mix
Harley's purple comet
Soldocki
Green zebra
Green Cherokee
Black seaman
New Zealand pear
Persimmon
George's green beefsteak
Russian rose
Hillbilly
Dr wyches
Striped pepper
Snow white cherry
Sander peach
Riesenstraube
Yellow Brandywine
Mortgage lifter
Red Brandywine
Yellow pear
White cherry
Stupice
Pomidor malinowy oxheart
Mountain princess
Coyote
Alisa Craig
Rose
Black pear
Chocolate stripes
Homestead
Tangerine
Japanese black trifle
Red cherry
Black/red boar
Romeo Roma
Yellow cherry
Hungarian mobil
Black zebra
Northern lights
Padio hybrid
Glacier
Rutgers
White queen
Bradley
Apollo
Red pear
Blondekopchen
Monteverde
Italian stallion
Indiva rbendki
Blue fruit

Peppers (torquise binder)
Unknown
Habenero
Mix
Chocolate bell
Cherry bomb
Caja marca
Trinidad perfume
Pequin firecracker
Dragon claw
Cali wonder
Mucho nacho
Long red bell
Yellow cayenne
Thai moragot
Jalapeño
Pimento
Peter
Cascabella
Hungarian sweet
Beaver dam
Cuban cherry
Inca red
Black Hungarian
Tangeriene pimento
Mushroom
Purika
Aji dulce
African pequin
Jimmy nardello
Anaheim
Padron
Filius blue
Red cayenne
Bibariya
Santa fe grande
Inca drop
Mix
Peruvian powter
Mild/no heat seasoning
Serrano
Aji lemon
Picante calabrese
Hot paper lantern
Poblano
Thai
Cayenne chili/jalapeño mix
Big jim
Aji benito
Taka no tsume
Topaz chili
Atsal/siling Lara
Cayenne
Monkey face
Floral gem
Ordovo
Maui purple
Yellow bhut
Mustard habanero
Red 7 pot
Long sweet red cayenne
Jalapeño
Ornamental mix
Hot cherry bomb
Serrano chili
Habenero mix
Thai dragon hybrid
Lemon drop
Peach habenero
Anaheim
Napoleons sweet
Jamaican hot chocolate habenero
Pepperonichini
Golden Cali wonder
Sweet heirloom mix
Bell mix
Cali wonder
Pipmento
Peter
Red bell
Sweet pickle
Achient red
Cali
Mini orange bell
Green bell
Grand bell mix
Superhot mix
Sweet yellow stuffing
Long sweet mix
Mini sweet
Fish
Sweet habenero
Snack mix
Tobasco
Chili tepin
Ornamental
7 pod
Portugal
Serrano
White habenero
Ghost dragon
New mex 6-4 L
Sweet (France)
Hinklehate
Chocolate cherry red
Jalapeño tam
Tobago
Habenero arbol
Serrano tampiquino
Billy boy douglah
Thai
Bhut/ghost
Black pearl
Hungarian yellow wax
Finger chili
Hot lemon
Tolles Italian
Sandiva
Trinidad scorp
Chocolate habenero
Aji limon
Ancho brown
Superhot
Black pearl
5 alarm
Trinidad scorp
Zavory
Chicken heart
Caribe
Jalapeño
Pepperoni di senise
Hanoi red
Premium hot mix
Floursent purple
Hot mix
Austrailian lantern
Pointcettia cayenne
Japanese
Ndungu
South african
Ghost dragon hybrid
Long red slim
Butch t scorp
Thai dark green
Long thin cayenne
Tepin
Atomic starfish
Mix
Siling labuyo
Umjiput
Wae mae wo
Long dai ri 35
Gwari put
Cheon wu
Scotch bonnet
Chilly chilli
Chocolate bhut
Mat jang
Ochu put
Meak ogo ddo
Cayenne
Bhut
Oe mat put
Habenero mix

Peas (light blue binder)
pink eye purple hull cowpea
Mammoth melting sugar
Oregon giant
Purple hull
Little marvel
Lincoln
Sugar daddy
Melting sugar snowpea

Beans (light blue binder)
Night fall pole beans (red)
Cherokee trail of tears pole beans
Canadian wild goose bean
Red calypso bean
Florida speckled butter pole bean
Edamame/soy bean
Golden wax improved
Emerite pole beans
Cherokee wax bean
Bush blue lake bean (274)
Montcalm kidney bean
Green bean mix
Pinto
Mung
Case knife
Japanese soy
Rattlesnake pole
Kentucky wonder pole
Beka brown
Lima

Corn (light blue binder)
Earth tones dent "autumn rainbow"
3 corn mix
Indian
Mushroom popcorn
Super sweet
Obscession
White sweet
Strawberry popcorn
Japanese hull less popcorn
Chianti red sweet corn
Red strawberry popping corn
Peaches and cream corn

Lettuce (white binder)
Looseleaf
Green salad bowl
Flashy trouts back
Red oaf leaf
Green ice
Iceberg
Amish red
Black seeded Simpson
Grand rapids leaf
Salad mix
Buttercrunch
Freckles romaine
Red romaine
Red deer tongue
7 blend
Mascara
Flame
Mesculin greens
Tango
Tennisball
Black seeded trocedaro
Bibb
Rockytop
Green romaine

Melon (white binder)
Pickle cucumber
Melon blend
Triple treat pumpkin
Old west Virginia muskmelon
Heart of gold Canteloupe
King crow Canteloupe
Diva cucumber
Melon mix
Luffa
Tasty watermelon
3 zuichinni blend
Winter squash mix
Poinsett cucumber
Hales best jumbo Canteloupe
Club gourd
Straight early yellow squash
Tiger baby watermelon
Pumpkin
Taylor's jack-o-lantern pumpkin
White wonder cucumber
Long stripe watermelon
Zuichinni
Moon and star watermelon
Acorn squash
Birdhouse gourd
Canteloupe vine peach
Georgia watermelon

Carrots (white binder)
Scarlet Nantes
Little finger
Gold mine
Nantes half-long
Royal
Tendersweet
Long imperator

Greens (white binder)
early gold acre cabbage
Red garnet amaranth
Mustard spinach
Vates collards
Italian arugula
Southern giant curled mustard
Red winter kale
Pack-choi
Joi-choi
Barese chard
Giant noble spinach
Climbing spinach
Spinach
Green globe artichoke
Spring kale
Edible amaranth
Parris island cabbage
Roquette arugula
Florida broad leaf mustard greens
Broccoli
Italian green sprouting broccoli
Calabrese broccoli
Broccoli
Arugula
Brussel sprouts
Snowball x cauliflower

Stalk (white binder)
California celery
Prickly pear
Utah celery
White bunching onion
Rhubarb
Purple passion asparagus
Kohlrabi early white Vienna

Okra (white binder)
Hill country red
Burgundy
Jade
White
Clemson spineless

Roots (white binder)
Sweet Spanish yellow Utah jumbo onion
Detroit dark red beet
Turnip
Hales model parsnip
White icicle radish
Cherry belle radish
Black round Spanish radish
Early scarlet globe radish
Chioggla beet
Euphorbia "summer icicle"

Grains (light green binder)
oat
Hull less oat
Brown flax
Wheat hard red
Chia
Mesquite tree
Golden flax
Marvel bronze amaranth

Fruits (light green binder)
Long eggplant
Melrose apple
Honeycrisp apple
Orange
Black beauty eggplant
Ground cherry
Long purple eggplant
Passiflora lutea
Dragon fruit
Granny smith apple
Honey orange
Sunburst orange
Yellow ground cherry
Strawberry
Fuiji apple
Cape gooseberry tomatillo
Lilikoi
Concord grape
Goji berry
Japanese eggplant
Papaya
Raspberry
Alexandria strawberry
Yellow passion fruit
Giant purple tomatillo
Mingnonette strawberry


(flowers not in the new system yet)

Thursday, March 15, 2012

A new method

Ok so some seeds are and some arent alive I'm kinda getting a touch frustrated with death rates ATM thinking its a care issue lol but don't know what I'm doing wrong

The peppers some are doing fantastically Peter and fish both have first true leaves coming as of last night so hopefully they will last longer? There the first of the peppers to show any true leaves

I'm also trying a method I heard of in which you put the seeds in a bag with paper towel (I'm using tp cause lol we have more of it) put it on a heating may and wait about 2 weeks with it covered while it creates good roots but dosent go past seedling leaves because of the dark --I saw what looked like bean seeds I'm trying with tomatoes peppers herbs corn --really its like a little of everything while the black tray is covering them it's also being used to lift the seedlings closer to the light so hopefully that helps too?

We shall see --I really can't wait till I can get more seeds and my plants outside going! He'll yesterday I heard it was like a summer day in the middle of march in zone 5! I have precisely 2 months (June the first week) till I plant outside and hopefully I have nice big established plants by then or lol I'll be buying some --I suspect there's a few ill still buy anyway as I think I wanna do a nice indoor with my goji perhaps add a few outher things to it too --we shall see I know I want it in a good sized pot with no drainage holes lol so it won't wreak the house