Hi There! I am always happy to see someone trading veggie seeds! Please e-mail me at Robin282mt@verizon.net I have made 2 lists below. I would say it is not final, ad will probably lower my wants, but as a beginning... I have more than is listed on my trade page too. I am interested the following from your trade list: VEGETABLES Colorful Flour Corn Amaranth--Plainsman Beans---Provider Principessa D'Olanda Royalty prple pod bush Carrot St. Valery Touchon Broccoli Romanesco Italia Cauliflower-Maceratta Celeriac (Root Celery) Celery--Golden Pascal Cucumber Wisconsin SMR58 (pickling) Fucus Armenian Bitter Chinese Long White Fennel Everest Montebianco Rouge D'Hiver Glorie de L'Exposition Melon Charantais Honey Rock Canteloupe Sugar Baby Peppers Baladi Hot Mix Hot long red Thai Dragon Red Mini Bell Purple Beauty Golden Cal Wonder Early Cal Wonder Purple/Yellow Pepper Radish Scarlet Turnip White Tip Giant Noble Concenta Hybrid Butternut Black Futsu Table Queen Bush Tomato Yellow Plum Olenas Ukranian Black Prince Delicious Amish Paste The Dutchman Eva Purple Ball White Queen Black Krim Marmande Snow White Cherry Black Plum Polish Lingusta Baladi DePinto Plum Gilbertie Plum Cow's Tit Plum Evergreen San Marzano Nano Cherokee Chocolate Long Keeper Golden Jubilee Ferris Wheel Beefsteak Patio Orange Lime Green Salad I WANT THE FOLLOWING Tomato --heirloom varieties, no hybrids I have lots of these**will make a list for you meanwhile Dill lovage Marjoram Sage Stevia need to check Thyme Sugar snap type pea Pod Pea Lettuce--various kinds and mixes have lots of these, and reds too Chinese Cabbage Carrots--unusual colors Radish unusual varieties Leek FLOWERS Morning Glory Giant Zinnia Sunflowers Delphinium Beneficials Mix OTHER Husk Cherry 2 kinds any other edible fruiting plant--Craberries, and more Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page

Hi New here and not sure how the exchange works. I would like to know more about your rock rose if I may. I have seeds from the sweetest cantaloupe you will ever grow if you would like to trade. Dont have many seeds. Have a few hot peppers and thats about it. Well Thank You Rick

Hello Caryl, I am not sure of the correct name of this Pumpkin I have. I bought the pumpkin in the market labelled as "Winter squash" and planted the seed from it. I grew that last in 2012. The largest pumpkin I got was double the size of bowling ball. These are edible pumpkins/squash. When green, the skin is not as hard as on the ripe red pumpkin, not as hard as green acorn squash, but harder than summer squash/zuchini. When ripe the skin turns yellow and the flesh is pale yellow. During the summer it is cooked as a vegetable similar to zuchini. When ripe it can be saved for several months in winter. The plant is very sprawling, the vines were 20-30 feet long. I started out them (2 plants) climbing but gave up and let them just crawl on the ground. Shape of the ones on the ground depends on which way they are laying, little flattish round. The ones that were hanging were more round or slightly oval. Each plant produced way too many for me. Unfortunately I did not take any pictures but I have attached a picture from internet and the fruit I had looked much like this. If you want it, i can send you 15-20 seeds. Thanks. This post was edited by ju1234 on Sun, Apr 20, 14 at 22:19

Hi Joy, I'm not sure how I stumbled across this thread... I agree with Karyn that Armenian cucumbers are worth growing. They produce very heavily in our area. I planted some in the narrow side yard on a small trellis. They didn't even get full sun back there. I got far more than we could eat, and they were better than most cucumbers. They got a ton of water and fertilizer, as they were getting the overflow from giant pumpkins I grew that year. If I have any seed left they would probably be over 5 years old at this point. Randy