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Anyone over Hazelwood way stop by and share some of my seeds. This is an approximate list, as I've given some away and planted a few peas, collards, and radishes already. If it turns out the radishes and collards freeze I have more, and I want to take into account global warming by planting this early. Call first to make sure I have the seeds you want.
http://hazelwoodurbangardens.blogspot.com
Chinese kale
hot pepper
yu-tsai (Chinese rape)
Oriental spinach
asparagus
large leaf garland chrysanthemum
napa (Chinese cabbage)
edible amaranth (white leaf)
sweet peppers (open pollinated)
sugar peas (snap peas)
Chinese basil
Chinese parsley
summer squash
Brussels sprouts
turnip
leek
carrot
beet
collards
mesclun spicy mix
broccoli
Creole cole
okra
spinach
Oregon sugar pod pea
mammoth melting pea
cilantro
marigold
peas and ? (can't remember, forgot to label)
mammoth Russian sunflower
? squash family
black-seeded sunflower
catnip
Calaboa squash
papaya
pumpkin (Connecticut Field)
watermelon (melon de agua)
more ? (too hurried to label, told myself I'd remember)
lettuce (lechuga)
caraway
squash, beans, ? (unlabelled, from Jeff Newman's seed savers gift circle event)
cilantro
lemon basil
trumpet squash (will get way longer than any trumpet I ever saw)
Zucchetta Rampicante Tromboncino (from the gift circle...trombone zucchini?)
radish
potatoes
white clover (many years old - don't know if it's still viable/alive)
Italian parsley
chives
Genovese basil
pea Sugar Daddy
some undetermined types of beans from our Sam Strati's garden
wax garden bean (treated w/fungicide)
bush bean
fava (aka Scotch, horse) bean
black bean
bush blue lake bean
mung beans
field pea
soy