Fountain Grass seeds available for trade only

I have quite a large amount of fountain grass seed available for trade only of hard-to-find (at least for me they are!) seeds.
kat

Dexter, MI(Zone 5b)

Kay, I had three red fountain grass plants last year--I bought them because I thought they'd be hardy to zone 5, then found out only a few days ago from a catalog that they're only hardy to zone 9. Yikes! I hadn't saved seeds; they blew away in the wind.

If you'd like seed from a (tall!) ornamental grass, I have plenty to trade. Otherwise, do you have a "wish list"?

These are hardy to zone 5- they aren't the red, but the common fountain grass. i have a wish list but pretty much just am looking for anything not usually found on the swaps- i also have Weeping love grass available for a short time- this is hardy to zone 3 and forms the classic weeping habit- i don't have the botanical name for it, though.
kat

Brooklet, GA(Zone 8a)

Kat, I would love some of the fountain grass seeds and/or the weeping grass. At this time I have hibiscus seeds, multiplying onion bulbs, crepe myrtle seeds, aster, bachlor buttons, poppys, aND OTHERS. i HAVEN'T HAD TIME TO GO THRU EVERYTHING. lET ME KNOW and maybe I have it. Thanks Janet

Milo, IA(Zone 5a)

Kat: Just wanted to let anybody that wants to grow the Weeping Grass. To know it was very easy to grow from seed. I have three 6 in. pots full. Had very good germination and within a weeks time. Thank you for saying it is perennial, didn't know that. I have all my seeds for the season, or I'd trade with you in a minute. There is always next fall. Debby

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

Hey Kat, I recieved my fountain kathy grass seeds today. Wow I didn't really expect to get soo many you are such a sweetheart. Thanks for the trade flower friend!!!
mollybee

Happy to make you happy! You and your personalised garden! You are too much:)

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

naaa that's what flower friends are all about!! You are the sweetie here not me.
mollybee

I love that humility, what a rare quality! Hey, who's the one giving every plant the name of the sender? Who's the one sending her sister all kinds of seeds so she, too, can have a pretty yard, and who thinks of great ways to have round robins - none other than MOLLY BEE!!

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

Kat you sure know how to BOOST a person's ego!!! You are ONE of a kind. Thank you for being so SWEET. you are just too much. I envy all your close to home friends, I think you and I would be great friends...seems like we are well on our way there now. Ü you're a sweetie pie!
mollybee

And here I always thought that "Georgia peaches" were fruit!Is everyone down there like that and is that what is meant by the southern hospitality?:)

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

well I guess you could say I am a bit fruity LOL But no really I tend to treat people ( even faceless strangers ) the same as I want to be treated,and you have always treated me very kind, so it comes natural for me to be nice to you. now the question is are all New Yorkers as sweet as you??

kistarcsa, Hungary

Hi Kat,
I would like fountain grass seeds.My list is:
flowers

Alcea rosea-red
Alyssum maritimun
Amapola flor doble variada
Antirrhinum majus
Bellis perennis
Brahycome iberidifolia
Calendula officinalis
Callistephus chinensis
Celosia argentea
Chrysanthemum maximum
Chrysanthenum carinatum
Coleus blumei
Coreopsis lanceolate
Cosmos bipinnatus
Dahlia variabilis
Delphinium cultorum giant pacific mixed colors
Dianthus barbatus
Dianthus caryophyllus chabaud
Dianthus chinensis
Digitalis purpurea
Eschscholzin california
Gaillardia aristate
Gloriosa superba Rothschildiane
Gomphrena globosa
Gypsophila elegans
Hesperit matronalis
Impatiens balsamina
Impatiens walleriana
Ipomea purpurea
Kochia scoparia
Kochia trichophylla
Lathyrus
Lavatera trimestris
Liatris spicata
Linum-grandiflorum rubrum
Lobularia maritima
Lunaria annua
Lychnis chalcedonica
Matthiola bicornis
Matthiola incana
Mirabilis jalapa
Morning glory-heavenly BLUE
Myosotis sylvatica
Pennisetum villosum
Petunia hybrida multiflora
Phacelia tanacetifolia
Phlox drummondii
Platycodon grandiflorus
Reseda odorata
Rudbeckia hirta
Salvia splendens
Tagetes patula
Tropaeolum majus
Verbena hybrida
Zinnia haageana


Herb and perennial:


Aquilegia
Artemisia absinthium
Carthamus tinctorius
Centranthus ruber
Chrysanthemum coccineum
Chrysanthemum leucanthemum
Coriandrum sativum
Cupressus arisonica
Foeniculum vulgare
Gaillardia aristata
Lavandula officinalis
Lepidium sativum L.
Levisticum officinale
Majorana hortensis mönch
Matricaria chamomilla
Melissa officinalis
Ocimum basilicum
Origanum vulgare
Purslane-portulaca oleracea sativa
Salvia officinalis
Salvia sclarea
Satureja hortensis
Thymus vulgaris




Tomato

Goldene königin yellow/indeterm.,for staking/
Grosse fleischtomate
Japan tomato with strip/ indeterm.,for staking/
Japan tomatotree/ indeterm.,for staking/
Lilac giant/ indeterm.,for staking/
Pepper tomato/ indeterm.,for staking/
Polish egg tomato /indeterm.growth/heirloom/
Red spain/determ./
South-america giant/ indeterm.,for staking/
Yellow giant/ indeterm.,for staking/


Some hungarian tomato:
Ace55 85-95 days 200gramm
Hungarian giant/heirloom/ 120days 250-350 gramm
Kecskemeti 262
Kecskemeti 549 determ. 50-60 gramm
Kecskemeti jubileum /giant/
Korall 130 days 125-130 gramm
Lucullus
Lugas F1/hybrid/ indeterm.60-70 gramm
Mano determ 50-60 gramm an very early rapidly growing. excellent inner qualities
Mobil /many harvest/ 130 days 120-140 gramm
Prima determ. 70-90 gramm
Red robin F1/hybrid/ 20 cm tall very sweet
Yellow canary F1/hybrid/ 20 cm tall very sweet
Zomok


Peppers


Brasil giant red sweet 250-300 gramm
Cyclanthera pedata var. Edulis /creeper/
Thai-red hot chili



Others hungarian

Bean
Cabbage
cantaloupe
Cauliflower
Kohlrabi giant weight can be 2kg
Lettuce
Patisson-
Pea
Radish
Watermelon
Zucchini
cucumbers


Hungarian peppers:




Alba regia white-sweet 100 gramm
Albatrosz F1 white, big bell pepper
Anthea red , 120-210 gramm, lighthot
bacskai feher white, very tasty, 80 gramm
Balaton F1 green a bit hot-big
Belecskai indeterm. Light green. Excellent for fresh comsumption
Bogyiszloi white hot 50-55 gramm
Boldogi red spice / heirloom /
Brill blocky 120-125 gramm
Budai chili 25-30 gramm chili
Cecei sweet white-sweet
Cherry pepper /hot/ red
Ciklon F1 white-sweet v 80-90 gramm
Csipke lighthot, long, tapered, pendent, green
DaboraF1 sweet lightgreen chili
DunaF1 hybrid lightgreen chili-sweet
Elefantormany chili 40-45 gramm sweet
Feherozon sweet-very good taste 80-90 gramm
Giant cherry pepper red
Greygo indeterm. tomatopepper 130-140 gramm
Hatvani eros /hot/
HRF F1
Kecskeszarv chili a bit hot 20-25 gramm
Keszthelyi white-sweet
Kolocsai 15-17 cm long, red, sweet,60-80 gr weight
Korona blocky white-sweet
Macskapiros/catred/ hot chili 10-15 gramm
Macskasarga/catyellow/ hot chili 10-15 gramm
Pritavit F1 tomatopepper sweet-red 130-140 gramm
RapiresF1 hot lightgreen chili 40-50 gramm
SavoF1 sweet 120-130 gramm
Spice red pepper-sweet
Suptol white-sweet
Sweet apple yellow 55-60 gramm
Szentesi kosszarvu sweet chili
Szentesi sobor indeterm. Green a bit hot
Taltos white-sweet 60 gramm
Turul F1 white 60-80 gramm a bit hot
Ujmajori white a bit hot 50 gramm very good taste
Zki 11 white, sweet



Hungarian pumpkin

Nagydobosi sutotok /hungarian giant pumpkin,-very sweet –180 days /
orange / 3-4 kg weight, elongated pear shaped fruits.excellently sweet /
ovari hengeres / 5-6 kg weight,sweet,hybrid /
kiszombori / many vitamin-sweet-180 days /


If you don’t find the hungarian seeds you look for, tell me and I’m going to get it for you.

Geza from Hungary

Thank you, Geza- I sent you an email. And as for you, Molly Bee, New Yorkers from the big city have the worst attitude, or at least that's what they're known for, but where I'm from we are generally an untrustworthy lot-trained from childhood to be that way to "protect" ourselves. But I personally live by the Golden rule, so you're safe! It is a matter of personal choice, though surroundings can and will try to influence us, of course.

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

Kat now I KNOW you are one of a kind, Because I too have heard the same about New Yorker's But I can now say that I know of One nice lady who lives there!! Actually the thought of traveling to New York has alway scared me...who knows why maybe it's all those big tall buildings...heck I'm even scared to go downtown Atlanta! too many crazy people that are Always in a rush, I'm more of a layed back take it slow kinda like a country Girl. long as I have my Wally-World(wal-mart) who needs the big city.LOL
see ya lady
mollybee

Same here- goodbye city life, green acres is the place to be for me, too! The people in the rural areas of NY are great!

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