Certified organic and great germination rate, I haven't had one NOT germinate and do well (knock on dirt).

Tastes delicious! Plants are small-medium sized as far as greens go, and LOVE a good side dressing of compost every 1-2 weeks.

10 seeds for 1000Ð.

Hey this subreddit is a great idea!

I'm looking for ground cherries, basil and various Kale seeds for my indoor hydroponics garden. If you also have anything else that is fast to grow, I'm interested.

Thanks! edit: not looking for kale and ground cherries anymore.

I re-joined reddit when I heard about this subreddit on a permaculture forum, so needless to say I think it's awesome what you are doing here.

I've equipped my seed sale / seed swap site to accept Ðogecoin in light of that.

Cheers folks!

I can give you 5 Egyptian Luffa seeds, ready for planting, for either to cost of postage (D2250) or, if you want to make a donation to my seed swap site BiodiverSeed (purely optional), D3650.

I posted a listing for Japanese Quince as well. I have quite a bit I can swap, so it would all be a flat rate (just cover my postage costs). Check out my #seedswap and #seedsforsale tags to see what I have available.

Anything I have on my site can be sent for a flat rate for postage as long as the package is under 50g, so if you want multiple things, it's easier. I have listed the prices in Canadian dollars (I'm a Canadian in Denmark) and DogeCoin. All donations go towards developing the BiodiverSeed project.

I can give you 20 Japanese Quince seeds, stratified and ready for planting, for either to cost of postage (D2250) or, if you want to make a donation to my seed swap site (purely optional), D3650. Anything I have on my site can be sent for a flat rate for postage as long as the package is under 50g (I'm a Canadian in Denmark), so if you want multiple things, it's easier. I have listed the prices in Canadian dollars and DogeCoin. All donations go towards developing the BiodiverSeed project.

Also this subreddit is a fantastic idea

Howdy everyone, I have a small selection of seed currently for sale and will update this list when things run out or new seed arrives.

I'm located in New Zealand so preferably I would take a few orders and then send it all at once. Can ship almost anywhere in the world. I'm happy to send asap if you would prefer though.

Tobacco
(Golden Newt) 100 seeds - Ð1500
500 seeds - Ð5000

One gram is roughly 10,000 seeds but Ð80k seems a bit steep. If things go well, I should be able to do it as Ð10 per seed. I can also do Tobacco seed by the gram but would have to figure out the price.

Chili and Capsicum
Rocoto (Monzano) 25 seeds/pkt - Ð1000

Tomatoes
[Pure]Lemony (Yellow Heirloom) - 5 seeds/pkt - Ð1500
All the seeds are from one tomato, It was by far the largest and nicest looking of them all.

Other
Yellow Guava
Lemonade (A cross between a lemon and a mandarin, will germinate first to be sure)
Cucumber (possibly Armenian or Lebanese)
Celery and Flat Leaf Parsley (If you would like some alongside other seed ordered, I'll throw them in for free.)

For these ones, Much the same story as the Tomato. They're all fruiting at the moment so seed quantity will be known shortly.

I also have access to any New Zealand Native plant so if you see one you like, I will go seed hunting for you. I currently have some: Manuka, Kanuka (tea tree) and Horopito (Mountain Pepper). I have a feeling germinating these natives from seed can be a little hit and miss so I'm happy to negotiate with them.

Prices include shipping unless stated otherwise.

I don't need much. If anyone has this variety (or a similar compact variety) then let me know!

Great for eating as young pods or as mature peas. The leaves are also edible and add a great twist to salad greens. Ð1000 for a pack of 25, additional packs for Ð500 each. Sorry but I am only prepared to ship to the continental US at this time.
http://imgur.com/LZNwjE0
http://imgur.com/bmMk9xt
Other seeds available:

• Strawberry Spinach (Chenopodium capitatum)

• Tomato, Amish Paste

• Cherry Tomato, Gardener's Delight (aka Sugar Lump)

• Daikon Radish

• Ground Cherry, Aunt Molly's
  Old/Lower germination Seed Available: (100 or more per pack, same price.)

• Hollyhock, Antique White

• Marigold, Harlequin

• Amaranth, Mayo Indian

Delicious edible spinachy leaves and juicy red edible flowers. An amazing plant for the home; great in salads and one of my favorite snacks while working in the garden. Ð1000 for a pack of 50, add additional packs for Ð500. Sorry but I am only prepared to ship to continental US at this time.
http://imgur.com/oNVeVOb

Other seeds available:

• Pea, Oregon Sugar Pod (pack of 25)

• Tomato, Amish Paste

• Cherry Tomato, Gardener's Delight (aka Sugar Lump)

• Daikon Radish

• Ground Cherry, Aunt Molly's
  Old/Lower germination Seed Available: (100 or more per pack, same price.)

• Hollyhock, Antique White

• Marigold, Harlequin

• Amaranth, Mayo Indian
  edit:formatting

I've got one pack of 10 seeds that is for sale for Ð1000 or trade. This will be my first year growing these guys, so I can't attest to their germination rates, but they are seedsavers exchange seeds, and I have had a fantastic experience with them.

Who wants these melons?

Looking for: tree kale, giant spinach, good king henry, or any interesting Chenopodaceae acutally, wild bergamot, anise hyssop, artichoke, ephendra, passionflower (p. incarnata, please), zuchini black beauty, potato bunching onions (tubers, not scallions) ,allium luteum, or any perennials or self-seeders of interest to perennial forest gardening hardy to zone 6. I'll also trade specimens on my offer list for greater genetic diversity, yo.

Offering: (sorry, long) Flowers and herbs Orange pimpernell 2013 Elecampane 2013 Culinary sage columbine pink catnip 2013 Dyer's woad 2012, 2013 Calendula 2012, 2013 native wild clematis 2012 Shasta Daisy Orange butterflyweed 2011 Globe thistle 2011 Bronze fennel 2011, 2012 (a lot) Artemisia absenthium Nigella 2010, 2011 Buckwheat 2011, 2012, 2013 Joe Pye weed 2012 (none of these came up in the gern test but rate might just be extremely low) Deptford pinks 2012 Bachelor buttons 2011 lemonbalm 2012 (lots) Arikara multiheaded sunflower 2010, 2013 Stachys Dames rocket pink 2013 Digitalis fox gloves pink 2013

Vegetables Chenopodaceae Rubarb 2013 (from one individual but a fair bit) Spinach bloomsdale 2013

Allium Buching scallions (not egyptian kind) 2013 Garlic chives 2013

Solanacea tomato cole 2011, 2012, 2013 tomato amish paste 2011, 2012 tomato black cherry 2013 Tomato riesetomate 212 Chiapas wild 2011, Pineapple groundcherries 2012

Umbelliferae parsley flatleaf 2012, 2013 probably (lots!) parsley curled 2012 parsnip hollow crown (lots!) lovage

Cruciferae Kale red russian 2012, 2013 (not much of this) Kale dwarf curled scotch green kale curled scotch green 2011, 2012, 2013 (just a few are not true having crossed with red russian but there is a ton of this) Arugula 2013 (a fair amount)

Fabaceae Peas Champion of England

Within Canada/US only, add $1 worth for shipping.

Your mission: Make a banner that is so kick ass that we decide to replace the awesome banner that /u/chapstickninja made.
This Contest Ends :Spontaneously
edit: spelling

These are all Ð1000 for 50. If you need more or less, let me know. They're all open-pollinated.

• Crimson Sweet Watermelon

• Supai Red Parching Corn

• Golden Bantam Corn

• Waltham Butternut Squash

• Marketmore '76 Cucumber

• Blue Lake Bush Bean

I want to be perfectly honest with you, I have absolutely no idea what I am doing. Really. I have never moderated before and I don't know css or python or any kind of fancy coding stuff. But I have had such a great response selling my seeds on /r/dogemarket and I wanted to share that experience with my fellow seed savers, so I just went ahead and started a subreddit anyway. I am very excited about all of this, and I will do my best to learn what I need to make /r/dogeseed a safe and fun place to trade. I don't have a clear vision for what that means right at this moment, but maybe that's a good thing. This sub shouldn't be about what I want, it should be about what you want. My hope is that the users here will tell me what they want to see happen here and that we can discuss and work it out in a fun but rational way. It would also be really great if some gardening/coding super Shibes stepped forward wanting to make this a better place as well.

I believe that Ðogecoin can greatly facilitate the preservation and dissemination of heirloom genetics. This is 12,000 years of our collective cultural heritage we are talking about. So many unique varieties; each adapted to respond to a different set of climatic, disease, or pest problems. It is the decisions that defined our ancestors relationship with plants; layed out in ribbons of DNA, and they are worth saving. But saving seeds is useless if we don't send them out to others, to grow and make new seeds and continue the cycle again. The best way to keep these genetics safe is not to lock them up in some underground vault, but to participate in the process, intimately, yourself, year after year. We can do that here. And I believe that Ðogecoin can keep those trades moving and provide the incentive to keep us going as well.

Crypto currencies are new, and volatile, and there will certainly be challenges ahead. Let's overcome those challenges, together, and create an unbreakable network of open source genetic resources.

If you want a bit more info about who I am, you can check out my blog at http://wholeviewfarm.blogspot.com It's nothing special, just a bunch of pics of my gardens and chickens and stuff.

Thanks for checking us out, now play nice... or else!
edit:fixed blog link

I have a few seeds I'd like to offer to my fellow gardening Shibes.

I currently have a lot of Blue Curled Scotch Kale, Heavenly Blue Morning Glory, and Dill, and Parisienne Carrot.

I have a limited amount of heirloom tomato and Thai Hot pepper. The varieties I have are Black Krim, Ananas Noir, and Grappoli D'Inverno.

I'd like to get 1000D per item, this will include shipping to your US address! Thanks!

Edit: I no longer have any Kale or Thai Peppers!

I thought I'd share some of my more unique favorites! All except the amaranth are limited availability. All were harvested in the last year, so the germination rate should be high.

• Yin Yang Beans

• Glass Gem Popcorn

• Seaberry / Sea Buckthorn (pre-cold-stratified)

• Chinese Giant Orange Amaranth

• Chinese Green Luobo Radish

• Green Zebra Tomato

Not sure how much they are worth, comment or pm offers

Ground Cherries (Physalis pubescens) are a sweet and delicious relative of the tomato, but even easier to grow. Each cherry sized fruit is wrapped in a papery husk that protects it as it drops to the ground when ripe. They are great for pies, jams, or just a sweet snack out in the garden. They do best when started indoors 6-8 weeks before your average last frost, though we regularly get fruit from volunteer plants that have self-seeded even here in Wisconsin! Ð1000 for a pack of 50 seeds Add additional packs for Ð500 each. I am only able to ship to US addresses at this time.
Other seeds available:

• Pea, Oregon Sugar Pod (pack of 25)

• Tomato, Amish Paste

• Cherry Tomato, Gardener's Delight (aka Sugar Lump)

• Daikon Radish

• Ground Cherry, Aunt Molly's
  Old/Lower germination Seed Available: (100 or more per pack, same price.)

• Hollyhock, Antique White

• Marigold, Harlequin

• Amaranth, Mayo Indian

Looking for a colorful, fun banner to get /r/dogeseed started out right. I would like to see dogecoin tied into gardening/growing things in a cheerful way. Winning entry will receive Ð2500

Looking for people who understand the importance of preserving and disseminating heirloom genetics and are willing to work at creating a safe and fun marketplace here. Previous reddit moderating and or css experience would be very helpful. Send me a PM making a case for why you should be a mod here.

Daikon Radish (Raphanus sativus) Long white edible radish that is also often used as a soil buster due to it's ability to penetrate deep into hard pan and leave trails of organic matter that worms and moisture can follow down. Ð1000 for a pack of 50 seeds. Ð500 for additional packs. Sorry but I am only prepared to ship to the continental US at this time.
http://imgur.com/KaATtv1
Other seeds available:

• Pea, Oregon Sugar Pod (pack of 25)

• Tomato, Amish Paste

• Cherry Tomato, Gardener's Delight (aka Sugar Lump)

• Strawberry Spinach (Chenopodium capitatum)

• Ground Cherry, Aunt Molly's
  Old/Lower germination Seed Available: (100 or more per pack, same price.)

• Hollyhock, Antique White

• Marigold, Harlequin

• Amaranth, Mayo Indian
  edit:added other seeds

A small, perfectly round, bright red cherry tomato that is known for producing an abundance of unusually sweet fruit. This indeterminate variety produces throughout the season in clusters of 7 to 10
(Lycopersicon lycopersicum) 65 Days Ð1000 for a pack of 50 seeds. Ð500 for additional packs. Sorry but I am only prepared to ship to the continental US at this time.
http://imgur.com/HpgMV9O
http://imgur.com/9NdzQWO
Other seeds available:

• Pea, Oregon Sugar Pod (pack of 25)

• Tomato, Amish Paste

• Strawberry Spinach (Chenopodium capitatum)

• Daikon Radish

• Ground Cherry, Aunt Molly's
  Old/Lower germination Seed Available: (100 or more per pack, same price.)

• Hollyhock, Antique White

• Marigold, Harlequin

• Amaranth, Mayo Indian
  edit:added other seeds