I know this is just a shot in the dark but i have been wanting to grow these two for quite sometimes. I have the following for swap.
Tomatoes:
- Pink Oxheart
- Green doctor
- New yorker
- Variegated Tomato
- Yellow pear
- Ananas noire
- Siberian
- Velvet red
- Gobstopper
- Paul Robeson
- Purple slicer kind (possible black Krim or purple Cherokee) I missedlabel my plants so I had no idea
- Black prince
Beets
- Golden beets
- Chioggia Beet
Pepper:
- Poblanos
- Thai chillies
Pea:
- Golden sweet pea
Melon:
- Petit rein de gris
Okra
- Red burgundy
- Clemson spineless
- Okinawa pink okra
Brassica sp.
- Radish
- Assorted chois ( tats, bokchoy, etc)
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Flower:
- Borage
- Love in a mist
- Pompom zinnia
- Double blue butterfly pea
I might also have other varieties that I have but can't remember on the top of my head. I'm looking forward to trading with you fine folks on here. Thank you for reading and have a great rest of your week!
Can Taraxacum (dandelions) cross breed with closely related species in different genuses? I ask this because dandelions are an important source of pollen for bees, but there is a lot of effort devoted to killing dandelions because we (humans) don't like their appearance. What if instead of trying to kill dandelions we instead tried to breed varieties that are more aesthetically pleasing to us by cross breeding them with other species?
Can Taraxacum (dandelions) cross breed with closely related species in different genuses? I ask this because dandelions are an important source of pollen for bees, but there is a lot of effort devoted to killing dandelions because we (humans) don't like their appearance. What if instead of trying to kill dandelions we instead tried to breed varieties that are more aesthetically pleasing to us by cross breeding them with other species?
