Seed Swap

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Have extra seeds? Starting a new garden? Looking for a specific plant you can’t find anywhere else? This is the community for you.

Rules:

  1. Conduct:
    • Follow lemmy.world rules (https://legal.lemmy.world/tos)
    • This is an inclusive community; please be respectful of others.
    • Keep posts on the topic of the community - broadening our gardens’ variety.
  2. Posting Limits: Please limit posts to once a week. Posts can be updated to indicate seeds no longer available, or seeds received, and Lemmy’s search should allow for people finding your posts.
  3. No Selling: Community is for swapping seeds with others, not selling. Asking for someone to provide a method of receiving seeds in lieu of a swap (e.g. self-addressed stamped envelope, SASE) is acceptable.

If you have questions/comments/suggestions, feel free to message the mod(s).

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Welcome to Seed Swap (lemmy.world)
submitted 1 month ago by disk42@lemmy.world to c/seedswap@lemmy.world
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I decided to create this community because I didn’t see one already. I had hoped to trade seeds with others, and it’s getting close to the time of year where we’re harvesting seeds, or planting late-season crops (in the northern hemisphere, anyway). Hopefully others will see value in this community.

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Have: Pink Nigella (Love-in-a-mist) (infosec.pub)
submitted 2 weeks ago by I_Fart_Glitter@lemmy.world to c/seedswap@lemmy.world
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These have been reseeding here for a few years and building up the stand. There was one rogue blue one in there this year, but 99+% pink.

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Have: Some older seeds from my garden (lemmy.world)
submitted 2 weeks ago by disk42@lemmy.world to c/seedswap@lemmy.world
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As I wait for new seeds from my garden this year (and to get this community kickstarted), I've got some seeds I harvested a few years ago that I can trade. I've grown from these seeds this year, so they should be fine.

  • Basil - Lemon
  • Okra - Clemson Spineless

I usually go for edible plants, with a penchant for peppers (spicier the better). Open to other possibilities too, especially if I haven't grown them before.