I’m offering a variety pack of 32 common heirloom vegetable varieties. They come with a little booklet on gardening.

It’s 33 usd with shipping domestic us 41 usd international with shipping

http://www.permaville.com

Happy gardening!

I've been looking for both of the aforementioned things for a while and can't find anybody local that has them. Any help is appreciated- thanks!

Anyone know where I can find Rex Begonia seeds?

Anyone have a source for granadilla seeds or plants? A source that already has successful production in Florida is preferable but, ill take what I can get.

I've been looking for pickle seeds for months, but cant seem to find any dealers for them. I would really like help finding pickle seeds, and if anyone knows where I can get some, tell me.

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Only $1-$2 each +shipping costs depending on quantity bought for cuttings/slips

Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/PGZI8DP

The Murasaki sweet Potato variety is a purple-skinned Japanese sweet potato with unique white-flesh and a distinctive nutty flavor.
The purple beauty's soft white flesh is loaded with vitamin C and dietary fiber and will be a summer standout in your garden and kitchen. Robust, Murasaki is resistant to both southern root-knot nematode and Fusarium root rot.
You will receive tip cuttings that are quick & easy to root in water and/or a pot of soil. 
Then they can be planted in the garden, where they'll spread over the ground and start making those delicious sweet potatoes! Dig them out after about 4 months, or when the vines start to decline in the fall.
All of my plants are grown organically and chemical-free!
Each purchase will include FREE GOODIES of seeds: Your choices of Asian cucumber, Winter Melon, Echinacea Purpurea Cone Flower, Tomatoes, and Asian eggplant.
SHIPPING TIME: I can either ship at buyers request ASAP when we both have 0 risk of frost or ship in early spring.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: If there are at all any issues or questions, please contact me so that I can resolve any problems!
PLEASE FAVORITE ME AS A SELLER AND CHECK BACK AS I PLAN TO OFFER OTHER AMAZING SWEET POTATO VARIETIES ALL YEAR LONG SUCH AS 
Murasaki
Molokai
Purple Stokes
AND THE SUPER RARE Hawaiian Okinawan
ALSO FEEL FREE TO REACH OUT TO ME FOR ANY SPECIAL AND CUSTOM REQUESTS!

Pm me with any cool exotic seeds you might want to trade for and I'll send you my full cannabis seed list.

It seems like the miracle is in finding this plant at all. Does anyone know where I can get seeds or plants?

Anyone growing it themselves, have some indoor pointers?

Can trade or donate for tomatillo seeds and cannabis seeds known to be high in cbd but low in thc

Trying to help parents save money on overpriced cbd edibles

located in Illinois

Seeds we have Loufa Milkweed Sunflower Black eyed Susan

Tia

Anybody have lophophora seeds they’d be willing to send or sell? Mostly looking for williamsii but other varieties are welcome. Im in US

Where can I buy them and is eBay reliable if I want to buy them here?

I want to grow these from seed if possible. It's quite rare in the wild.

Does anybody have this seeds? Syzygium polyanthum or Indonesian Bay leaves, or they call it daun salam

Tldr: need a very large variety of sweet cayenne peppers to carry on a century-old tradition.

My godfather's old Cajun family has passed down a pepper sauce recipe for several generations. It used to be manufactured and sold in stores down South, but the company closed up in the 60s. The family kept the recipe, though, and continued to make it at reunions and such, putting up a big batch to store for the following years and to give as gifts etc.

My godfather passed unexpectedly last year. And as he and his siblings were childless, my godmother decided to pass their recipe down to me. Through chats over the years, I got some details from him, but only what a sly Louisiana lawyer would "let slip", including the lament that the proper peppers are incredibly hard to find as they're not a large commercial variety.

Now that I'm getting the recipe and process (or at least what they wrote down), I'd like to stay as true to the tradition as possible. Which means I'm planning to start a small pepper field, as long as I can find the right ones.

I've never had the raw pepper, so I don't know much about it. All he told me was it's a "long" dark red cayenne (held his hands about 10-14" apart), and the sauce it makes is more sweet than spicy.

Any help would be absolutely phenomenal, and I'd be happy to reward with a few bottles of sauce once I nail it.

I love this sub already. Do you send to europe, italy? Thanks❤

Anyone wants to exchange some Tamarind seeds for herbs seeds

I've been searching for months with no luck. Any recommendations welcome. Willing to buy or trade.