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"Lilah Morgan" wrote:

Just wondering if I'm the only who has a nice hefty seed collection. This is
I think everything I have...I think it is. Oh wait, I don't think I put the
tomato seeds I saved from last year, but I didn't know what their name was,
I just labelled them by color(red/green 'striped', gold, purple, etc)

FLOWERS
Jolly Jester, Sunspot Sunflower, Jupiter's Beard, Sparky Mixed Marigold,
Moonflower, Mixed Colors Verbena, French Dwarf Double Mixed Colors Marigold,
Crimson Rambler Morning Glory, Bon Bon Mixed Calendula, Crackerjack Mixed
Colors Marigold, Mixed Colors Flowering Kale, Mixed Colors Morning Glory,
Dwarf Sunny Red Cosmos, Double Dwarf Mixed Colors Marigold, Maritimum Tall
Sweet Alyssum, Mammoth Sunflower, French Lemondrop Marigold, Forget Me Nots,
Covent Garden Gypsophila, Petite Orange Marigold, Giant Cactus Mixed Color
Zinnia, Polka Dot Mixed Colors Bachelor Buttons, Extra Dwarf Mixed Sweet
William, Pearly Gates Morning Glory, Vista Formula Salvia Mix, Dreamland
Zinnia Mix, Dwarf French Mixed Colors Marigold, Dwarf Pumila Sprite Mixed
Colors Zinnia, Giant Mixed Colors Morning Glory, Giants of California
Zinnia, Generic Sunflower, Bells of Ireland, Chinese Lantern, Empress of
India Nasturtium, Johnny Jump Up

FRUIT
Sunberry, Garden Huckleberry, Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry, Crane Melon,
Golden Watermelon, Hale's Best Cantaloupe, Sugar Baby Watermelon, Hearts of
Gold Cantaloupe, Charleston Grey Watermelon, Hale's Best Jumbo Cantaloupe,
Earli-Dew Hybrid Honeydew Melon

HERBS
Stevia, Krausa Parsley, Long Island Dill Mammoth, Sweet Basil, Italian
Parsley,
Lemon Basil, Garlic Chives, Broad Leaf Sage, Lettuce Leaf Basil, Oregano,
Extra Triple Curled Parsley, Spicy Globe Basil, Echinacea, Plain Parsley,
Lemon Grass, Walla Walla Onion, Plain Garlic

MISCELLANEOUS
Big Bluestem(Prarie Grass), Luffa, Black Locust, Multi-Hued Quinoa, Burgundy
Amaranth, Hawthorn, Bunny Tails, Dipper Gourd, Bushel Gourd, Mini Bottle
Gourds, Broom Corn, Apple Gourd, Bird House Gourd, Swan Gourd, Ornamental
Mixed Gourds, Cat Grass

SALAD GREENS
Mustard Mix(Tendergreen, Sawtooth, Osaka Purple, Green Wave, Red Giant),
Bulls Blood Beet, Seven Top Turnip Greens, Parris Island Lettuce, Green
Butterhead Lettuce, Little Lucy Okra, Green Romaine Lettuce, Grand Rapids
Leaf Lettuce, Walmart Iceberg Lettuce, American Seed Iceberg Lettuce, Salad
Bowl Lettuce, Early Golden Acre Cabbage, Strawberry Spinach, Bright Lights
Swiss Chard

VEGGIES
Gourmet Yellow Stuffer Tomato, Blue Jade Corn, Sweet Chocolate Bell Pepper,
Romanesco Broccoli, Dragon Carrot, Small Sugar Pumpkin, Nantes Coreless
Carrot, Early White Vienna Kohlrabi, California Wonder Bell Pepper, Green
Globe Artichoke, Danvers Half Long Carrot, Jack O'Lantern Pumpkin, Fordhook
242 Lima Bean, Hungarian Hot Wax Pepper, Dakota Peas(shelling type), Easter
Egg 2 Blend Radish, Miniature Blue Ornamental Corn, Round Red Red Ace F1
Hybrid Beet, Cherokee Trail of Tears Beans, Round Black Spanish Radish,
Cayenne Pepper, Lemon Cucumber, Super Sugar Snap Improved Edible Pod Pole
Pea, Champion Radish, American Slicing Marketmore 76 Cucumber, Dwarf Grey
Sugar Pea, Serrano Chili Pepper, Muncher Cucumber, Oregon Sugar Pod Pea 2,
Hybrid Placido Elongated Sweet Bell Pepper, National Pickling Cucumber,
Camelot Hybrid Sweet Bell Pepper, Detroit Dark Red Beet, Hybrid Sweet Bell
Pepper Rainbow Mix, Ruby Queen Beet, Maraca Hybrid Pepper Mix, Improved
Hubbard Squash, Cylindra Beet, Straight Eight Cucumber, Table Queen Squash,
Hot Jalapeno Pepper, Chocolate Cherry Tomato, Earth Tones Corn, Northstar
Bell Pepper, Spaghetti Squash, Brussels Sprouts, Baby Boo Pumpkin,
Watermelon Radish, Jaradale Pumpkin

Lots of seeds.

I like provider string beans along with Italian flat beans.

Bill

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Garden in shade zone 5 S Jersey USA

We have 5% of the world's population; we have 25% of the world's
known prison population.

Just wondering if I'm the only who has a nice hefty seed collection. This is
I think everything I have...I think it is. Oh wait, I don't think I put the
tomato seeds I saved from last year, but I didn't know what their name was,
I just labelled them by color(red/green 'striped', gold, purple, etc)

FLOWERS
Jolly Jester, Sunspot Sunflower, Jupiter's Beard, Sparky Mixed Marigold,
Moonflower, Mixed Colors Verbena, French Dwarf Double Mixed Colors Marigold,
Crimson Rambler Morning Glory, Bon Bon Mixed Calendula, Crackerjack Mixed
Colors Marigold, Mixed Colors Flowering Kale, Mixed Colors Morning Glory,
Dwarf Sunny Red Cosmos, Double Dwarf Mixed Colors Marigold, Maritimum Tall
Sweet Alyssum, Mammoth Sunflower, French Lemondrop Marigold, Forget Me Nots,
Covent Garden Gypsophila, Petite Orange Marigold, Giant Cactus Mixed Color
Zinnia, Polka Dot Mixed Colors Bachelor Buttons, Extra Dwarf Mixed Sweet
William, Pearly Gates Morning Glory, Vista Formula Salvia Mix, Dreamland
Zinnia Mix, Dwarf French Mixed Colors Marigold, Dwarf Pumila Sprite Mixed
Colors Zinnia, Giant Mixed Colors Morning Glory, Giants of California
Zinnia, Generic Sunflower, Bells of Ireland, Chinese Lantern, Empress of
India Nasturtium, Johnny Jump Up

FRUIT
Sunberry, Garden Huckleberry, Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry, Crane Melon,
Golden Watermelon, Hale's Best Cantaloupe, Sugar Baby Watermelon, Hearts of
Gold Cantaloupe, Charleston Grey Watermelon, Hale's Best Jumbo Cantaloupe,
Earli-Dew Hybrid Honeydew Melon

HERBS
Stevia, Krausa Parsley, Long Island Dill Mammoth, Sweet Basil, Italian
Parsley,
Lemon Basil, Garlic Chives, Broad Leaf Sage, Lettuce Leaf Basil, Oregano,
Extra Triple Curled Parsley, Spicy Globe Basil, Echinacea, Plain Parsley,
Lemon Grass, Walla Walla Onion, Plain Garlic

MISCELLANEOUS
Big Bluestem(Prarie Grass), Luffa, Black Locust, Multi-Hued Quinoa, Burgundy
Amaranth, Hawthorn, Bunny Tails, Dipper Gourd, Bushel Gourd, Mini Bottle
Gourds, Broom Corn, Apple Gourd, Bird House Gourd, Swan Gourd, Ornamental
Mixed Gourds, Cat Grass

SALAD GREENS
Mustard Mix(Tendergreen, Sawtooth, Osaka Purple, Green Wave, Red Giant),
Bulls Blood Beet, Seven Top Turnip Greens, Parris Island Lettuce, Green
Butterhead Lettuce, Little Lucy Okra, Green Romaine Lettuce, Grand Rapids
Leaf Lettuce, Walmart Iceberg Lettuce, American Seed Iceberg Lettuce, Salad
Bowl Lettuce, Early Golden Acre Cabbage, Strawberry Spinach, Bright Lights
Swiss Chard

VEGGIES
Gourmet Yellow Stuffer Tomato, Blue Jade Corn, Sweet Chocolate Bell Pepper,
Romanesco Broccoli, Dragon Carrot, Small Sugar Pumpkin, Nantes Coreless
Carrot, Early White Vienna Kohlrabi, California Wonder Bell Pepper, Green
Globe Artichoke, Danvers Half Long Carrot, Jack O'Lantern Pumpkin, Fordhook
242 Lima Bean, Hungarian Hot Wax Pepper, Dakota Peas(shelling type), Easter
Egg 2 Blend Radish, Miniature Blue Ornamental Corn, Round Red Red Ace F1
Hybrid Beet, Cherokee Trail of Tears Beans, Round Black Spanish Radish,
Cayenne Pepper, Lemon Cucumber, Super Sugar Snap Improved Edible Pod Pole
Pea, Champion Radish, American Slicing Marketmore 76 Cucumber, Dwarf Grey
Sugar Pea, Serrano Chili Pepper, Muncher Cucumber, Oregon Sugar Pod Pea 2,
Hybrid Placido Elongated Sweet Bell Pepper, National Pickling Cucumber,
Camelot Hybrid Sweet Bell Pepper, Detroit Dark Red Beet, Hybrid Sweet Bell
Pepper Rainbow Mix, Ruby Queen Beet, Maraca Hybrid Pepper Mix, Improved
Hubbard Squash, Cylindra Beet, Straight Eight Cucumber, Table Queen Squash,
Hot Jalapeno Pepper, Chocolate Cherry Tomato, Earth Tones Corn, Northstar
Bell Pepper, Spaghetti Squash, Brussels Sprouts, Baby Boo Pumpkin,
Watermelon Radish, Jaradale Pumpkin

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Tell me about it...I don't even have enough room to plant them all...and I
just bought 5 more seed packets today...Zebrina flowers, Tonda Di Parigi
carrots, a lettuce collection(Black Seeded Simpson, Bibb, Prize Head, Grand
Rapids), Purple Vienna Kohlrabi, and Climbing/Malabar Spinach. I am so
insane...

"Bill" wrote in message
...
Lots of seeds.

I like provider string beans along with Italian flat beans.

Bill

--
Garden in shade zone 5 S Jersey USA

We have 5% of the world's population; we have 25% of the world's
known prison population.

Yeah most of the hybrids were from a nursery's booth last year at farmer's
market...they had a couple big baskets of free seed packets and since it was
free I grabbed what I could...I don't really trust hybrids cause I wonder if
they're hybrids as in cross-bred or hybrids as in GMO type stuff. I've
looked through the Seed Savers catalog so many times, I can recognize the
same varieties in the seed aisles at stores here and grab 'em...the Zebrina
flowers I got today were one of them. Oh and I forgot to mention I have way
too many german chamomile seeds as well. They have naturalized on our
property and become just about a weed basically, and I got alot of seed from
them last year to give away as a free gift for buying from our farmer's
market booth this year...if anyone has any amish pie pumpkin or jelly melon
cucumber/kiwano horned melon, whatever you want to call it seeds I'd be
happy to trade some german chamomile seeds or parris island lettuce seeds, I
have plenty of them.

Charlie wrote in message
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On Wed, 1 Apr 2009 13:40:35 -0800, "Lilah Morgan"
wrote:

Just wondering if I'm the only who has a nice hefty seed collection. This
is
I think everything I have...I think it is. Oh wait, I don't think I put
the
tomato seeds I saved from last year, but I didn't know what their name
was,
I just labelled them by color(red/green 'striped', gold, purple, etc)


Looks like a nice assortment of seeds you mention, and I notice you
mention saving seeds...yet you include hybrids in your list. Saved
seeds from hybrids will not produce what their parents produced.

I have over five hundred open-pollinated, heirloom,
whatever-ever-you-wanna-call-em varieties in subzero storage and add
more each year.

Hybrids are great to pick up at year-end clearance and throw into cold
storage just for the production benefits. Last winter I bought 750
(all the store had) packets of assorted veg seeds for.....ta-da.....a
penny/packet. They went straight to silca gel then to the freezer.
Rainy day emergencys and all that.

Suzanne Ashworth - "Seed to Seed"

http://www.seedsavers.org/Details.aspx?itemNo=B579

I highly recommend this book for your seed saving activities.

Charlie

"Bad seed is a robbery of the worst kind: for your pocket-book not
only suffers by it, but your preparations are lost and a season passes
away unimproved." -- George Washington