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Started by gerbera, April 29, 2006, 10:00:32

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gerbera

Hi,

I'd love to try growing the following:

Lima / Butter Beans
Egyptian Walking Onion
Salsola Soda / Agretti / Barbe di Frate

Does anyone have any seeds?

I have got loads of seeds to swap....too many to list. So if you would like to swap, let me know what sort of thing you would be interested in, and I will check my ever-expanding seed collection!

Thanks,

Creckless

gerbera


Jeannine

Hi my Lima beans have arrived from Us today I will get a few out to you at the weekend XX Jeannine
When God blesses you with a multitude of seeds double  the blessing by sharing your  seeds with other folks.

Jeannine

Soory popped this is wrong palce XX Jeannine
When God blesses you with a multitude of seeds double  the blessing by sharing your  seeds with other folks.

mikey

Creckless,

I have some Egyptian Onions, NOT seed, but baby bulbils.

I moved to my present home in August 2005 and brought bulbils with me (in fact this years babies are descended from parents at least 15 years ago) I have no idea what the variety is (maybe there is only one variety ??)

Most seasons they crop heavily producing up to 6/8 bulbils per leaf stem, but the harvest last Autumn was poor. Saved +/- 30 bulbils, all potted up and are growing away nicely in a cold greenhouse, they have about 5 cm of green growth.

If you are interested will be happy to let you have 2 or 3 babies, drop me a PM

Mikey
North Willingham, Lincolnshire (20 miles North East of Lincoln)  HASL: 55m

saddad

Being Cheeky and crashing this thread Mikey I'd love a couple, have plenty of Babbington Leek Bulbils if you fancy an exchange...

gerbera

Thanks for the offer, but this thread started yonks ago, and I now already have some egyptian walking onions!

But perhaps Mikey could send the ones he offered me, to Saddad!

rutters

What are Egyptian Walking Onions and why are they called that?
Before you criticise someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes.
That way, when you criticise them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.

saddad

They multiply by producing tiny bulbs at the top of the flower stalk which then droops over and starts a new plant... so they "walk" across the plot... AKA tree onions.. why Eygpt? poss point of origin...
:-\

hazelize_uk

never heard of those before they sound awesome!

rutters

WOW..anyone got any spare??
Before you criticise someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes.
That way, when you criticise them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.

mikey

Hi,

Saddad + rutters

happy to send you a few 'babies'

have sent PM's to you both

Mikey
North Willingham, Lincolnshire (20 miles North East of Lincoln)  HASL: 55m

mikey

All gone .....

sorry Folks, no more 'Babies' to spare

If this growing season is as good as past years (NOT 2006) then hope to have ample supply in coming Autumn  (may regret saying that ... if the Red man with the horns reads these posts ha! ha!)

Anyone interested please drop me a PM in September/October 2007

Cheers
North Willingham, Lincolnshire (20 miles North East of Lincoln)  HASL: 55m

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