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Tabago Seasoning , Trinidad Seasoning , Rocotillo , Suave Orange , Suave Red , Zavory , Venezuela Sweet Habanero , Sweet Scotch Bonnet , Granada Seasoning , Havana Seasoning , Mayo Pimento , ST.Lucia red or yellow seasoning , St. Martins seasoning pepper.

tsheets,

Send me an email if you'd like to give my OP Scotch Bonnet Tobago Sweet seeds a shot.

Bill

Thanks for that list, smoke! I'm going to clip it for reference. I only plan to grow one this year. I've got very limited space to grow in and unfortunately (or maybe luckily) I've got to be stingy with the space I do have. :-)

Thanks for the offer, Bill! That does sound interesting, but, I think the GF was thinking more habanero than scotch bonnet. I am assuming that they taste like they sound?? She does like Lemon Drop peppers, but they are on the top end of heat that she likes.

Can you tell I don't want to screw this up?? LOL

I don't see anything on your trade list...

I have several versions of some of the sweet C.Chinense Peppers that I can trade.
They are mostly from seed vendors so I paid for them and want to trade not SASBE them.
Tradewinds,Redwood city seeds(eco seeds),Terra Time tide,Rainbow Chile seeds,tomato growers etc.

I do have a couple Seasoning peppers from trades and my growouts that are not isolated though...
E mail me.

Yeah, I never set up a trade list. Most of what I have are very common (cayenne, big jim, orange hab, etc..) and I don't have much in the way of extra seeds (I've been trying to get isolated seed from my Lemon Drop for 3 years!! Thank goodness for overwintering!) haha!

tsheets, you should probably save seeds from all your plants, even the common ones. I think you will find others will want them. Especially starting growers.
Bruce

I agree,save everything.

Seeds common here aren't common somewhere else.
Lots of the common Mexican Peppers here in Ca. are in demand in Europe where they have a lot more of the Indian,European and Caribbean varieties.

No Ancho,New Mex or Chile Negro type stuff.
Common is related to what countries you live in or near.