Black hollyhock

[the.cultivated.swedes]

These are some of the seeds that I know I have more than plenty of at the moment.

Ipomoea - Morning Glory - Deep Blue/purple colour - don't remember what variety it is, but it looks like the "Black Knight" variety.

Sweetcorn - "Golden Bantam"

Winter squash - "Uchiki Kuri"

Chilli - "Hungarian Hot Wax"

Chilli - "Early Jalapeno"

Sweet Pepper - "Sweet Mini Yellow"

Sweet Pepper - "Sweet Mini Red"

Sweet Pepper - "Corno di Torro, yellow "

Sweet Pepper - "Corno di Torro, red"



Are any of these of interest to you?

[the.cultivated.swedes]

[Robert_Brenchley]

I'd like some Morning Glories; I've never had any luck with those, yet.

[the.cultivated.swedes]

It's a deal. These Morning Glorys should grow well for you (touch wood). We don't do anything fancy to them at all - and they self-seed freely in our garden so we don't even have to sow them if we aren't looking for a particularly early display. Of course they do need something to climb on, but they are very inventive if you don't give them anything. Ours usually continue to climb up into the nearby Eucalyptus tree when the support has ended. They've usually climbed about 3-4 metres up in the air by the time summer ends. Will pm you later.

Cheers

[Robert_Brenchley]

I've PM'd my address, thanks.

[Robert_Brenchley]

The seeds arrived this morning, thanks.

[the.cultivated.swedes]

Robert,

Black Hollyhock seeds have now arrived safely. Thanks so much!