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| I have not posted a seed list but have many seeds. Let me know what you are looking for. I do mostly heirlooms & open pollenates. Fruits, vegetables & herbs are what I tinker around with. I am wanting to start a diabetic garden. Looking for things like jerusalem artichokes, azetec foods, anything that makes or regulates metabolism of body sugars. For example I have "bitter melon" growing, an herb. I am open to traditional as well as alternative foods that can be either applied and/or ingested. Would be interested in exchanging some roots- I have horseradish & comfrey. Although I am in the low desert I do have friends in the high desert/snow country of az. & this is basically for them. I also need to know if any of these seeds and/or the plants can be toxic to chickens & other livestock. So give me a holler & lets see what we can come up with. Long winded I know........ email me at greenethumbsgardener@gmail.com Thanks! P.S. also looking for viable seed for Salba |
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| Hi Greenthumbs, I have lots of veggie and edible flower seeds. Not sure if they are the types of things you're looking for, since I've not done a lot of research on some of this. My Daddy's a diabetic, and I know that fresh veggies are much better for a diabetic than canned. So if you'll email me with some specifics, we'll work from there and see if I can help you put together your garden for next spring :) Kathy |
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- Posted by amandapanda920 8 (My Page) on Tue, Dec 2, 08 at 21:31
| Im interested in the bitter melon or balsam apple for my dad he is a diabetic also,please check out my list as well thanks! |
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