I have gardened for years, but just recently started a large vegetable garden. We have over an acre so i have a lot of space to work with. I have to admit I have never saved seeds, and am just learning about it. I would love to get some seeds from you to use in my garden. I just joined this forum today so I have no idea how it works. Could you fill me in on the process? I live in Southern California so I garden year round. Right now I have two types of pumpkins, two winter squashes, peppers, tomatoes, beans, corn, eggplant, lettuce, cauliflower,swiss chard, beets, gourds, and several types of sunflowers. I love to cook and I freeze or can all the vegetables. I also have a lot of fruit trees and a variety of herbs. I just started planting flowers and have my first hollyhock this year. Thanks for your help! Diana

Hello I'm looking for eucalyptus seeds. I'll take any species but I'm especially looking for eucalyptus gunnii and eucalyptus cinerea (silver dollar gum). I have many vegetable and herb seeds to trade. Let me know if interested. E-mail someguy00273952@yahoo.com

have mits different varities not broken dormancy yet should have camomile later in spring GOD BLESS

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