I have cloud 9 eggplant, rosa bianca eggplant, leeks, buttercrunch lettuce, a small amount of golden beets and maybe more I could trade with you if you are interested. I would be interested in : WINDSOR-FAVA FL. SPECKLED BUTTER BEAN RATTLESNAKE-POLE BEAN RED CIPPOLINI ONION RED BAARON-SCALLION If interested in a trade, please email me. Thanks.

Hello John JD , I would love for you to check my list and pick some things. I would like your pak of Lupines and your lettuce, and your mesc.mix. If you can find 3 things too. I do have fresh Garlic Bulblets ready for planting and to harvest cloves next late spring early summer when they start to turn brown on top. I do have some scallion onions Newly harvested. and lots on my list. thanks /Bon Please email me.

Some seeds completely lose viability shortly after they are ripe and can't hack dry storage, but most are fine with dry storage, and a lot of seeds actually benefit from dry storage and become easier to germinate over several years, with then gradually decreasing viability. What's important is how they are stored. If they are exposed to heat or humidity, their viability can decrease greatly. But if they are kept cool and dry, they can last for many years. Seed banks store seeds dry and frozen and estimate 200+ years of seed viability under these conditions. The best thing to do is test some seeds from each batch. Then you will know what you are starting with. You can usually do a quick germination test on a wet paper towel. Then store the ones that are good in dry, cool conditions.

I am looking for some Long Island cheese pumpkin seeds (C. moschata). I have plenty of Black Beauty zucchini, as well as a few Waltham butternut seeds to trade. I'm going to be growing some of the butternuts next year but I also want some of these Long Island squash. I'm not sure about variations of the Long Island cheese pumpkin, but I'd like seeds from one that will grow decent sized fruit. Please email me at catman529 @ gmail.com if you have some seeds to trade. Thanks!