Seed swap anyone?

By knittable
August 1, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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knittable

Posted August 1, 2020

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Posted August 1, 2020

Hi there East Dulwich Forum

I'm growing tomatoes this year and wondered if anyone is up for a seed swap once they've cropped? It's easy to do - just save the seeds from one of the tomatoes you've grown this year, making a note of which variety it is, let them dry out and around mid-late September we do a swap. I'm growing Tigerella - beautiful stripey toms. Saves on seed buying.

Also I'd like to swap a couple of dahlia tubers, again, in the autumn when they've finished flowering. Mine are all deep burgundy, waterlily type (it's a shape thing), prolific flowerers, and I'd like to swap a few for other colours of any type, pref not white.

Something small to look forward to in our weird new normal. At least you know where you are more or less with flowers and vegetables! Photos of both attached. Look forward to hearing from anybody interested.

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