Would like to trade for your Double Daffodil Narcissus 'Dick Wilden'. I have some tropicals available: elephant ears, Americanum crinum (bag full), paperwhites, dark leaf canna with reddish bloom. I'm also interested in your Little Business daylily. LMK Betsy

Hi Robert, I'm needing more pole beans, dry only- am really easy to please. Also your favorite long cucumbers and shorter tasty carrots. Tree seeds I have: Elderberry, Candlestick Caccia, Golden Thryallis, Oleander hot pink, Red Bud Tree, Crepe Myrtle Red and "Natchez" long blooming white, Golden Trumpet Tree, Jathropa Multifida (Coral tree=poisonous if ingested), Night Blooming Jasmine-seeds ready in about 3 weeks-trading lots, need to google Cardoon and Cape Gooseberry I got in trades,not sure if they're shrubs/trees, in either case they're yours if you want a=them or any or all of these, see you in email, thanks. Bea

To everyone who has replied: I initially posted this back in December. I run a large CSA program (hence the reason I have so many vegetable varieties), and the growing season has begun for us. I am just too busy right now to spend a lot of time trading seeds. I have brought a huge selection of berry bushes and fruit trees on to the farm this year, and they are ready to be planted now as well. Add in the 10,000 onion plants we just received, and I just don't have very much time left over :-) Also, I did a very large trade for some Hosta's and grasses, and the germination was HORRIBLE. Almost to the point that I would rather just buy everything. But alas, I enjoy trading SOOOOOOOO much, so it is impossible for me to pass up a good offer! I currently have way too many emails to reply to. So if you would like to trade, please email me a list of unique flowers, grasses, japanese maple, dogwoods, and flowers (including bulbs). My flower beds are more akin to the cottage style of flower gardening, so please keep that in mind. If it is available at the local garden center on a regular basis, then I would have to pass. I would rather pay the extra for the guarantee. Also, no annuals please. They do not interest me. I will try to reply to a few emails that seemed especially interesting. However, it is easier if you just go ahead and send a list for me to look over. Happy Gardening & Best Wishes, Robert P.S. To the Canadians who have emailed me asking if I will trade over the border, the answer is......ABSOLUTELY! Now that Canadian seed companies don't ship to the US it is the only way I have to continue to add unique and rare varieties to my collection.

Mine bounced... LOTS of the following seeds: echinacea, hyssop and columbine. Have you ever tried wood betony? It was hard for me to find, and so unfamiliar I wasn't sure if the plant growing was betony or not. Common herb in the old days, the spears look like hyssop but it grows in clumps. I have a cache of those seeds on hand; I use it a lot in tea. I would really like to pump up the variety of my opium poppies, try some anise again this year (just disappeared - maybe I pulled by mistake), arnica (put the seedlings out on a hot day - they fried, poor things) and st john's wort runners (no luck with seeds). Let me know! Colleen