either trade or sasbe! Royal Paulownia-P. tomentosa, Empress Tree 2009/10- Lots of trades Basil 'Red Rubin'- Purple Salsify- Tragopogon porriflorus- Bunny Tails Grass- Blue Flax- Bronze Fennel- My list to trade! Butter bush, butterfly flower, butterfly wenel, black eye Susan vine, balsam mixed, candy tuffy mix, flower cabbage mix, red celosia, cosmos sea shell mix, columbine giants mix, daisy, goriosa daisy mix, African daisy, holly hocks bright pink, hardy white and pink hibiscus, petuna mix, love in a mist, liatris, lupine, money plant, lemon drop marigold, marigold French dwarf double mix, marigold firecracker mix, morning glory purple and pink mix, sensitive plant mimosa, Peruvian daffodil, blackberry lily Vegetables Beans: red and regular yardlong, Blue lake pole, stringless garden, gentic Cabbage early Dutch & Chinese michili, radicchio Corn: Japanese hulless popcorn, silver queen, Cucumbers: Boston, golden, lemon, Armenian, Sumter, market nine Eggplant: black beauty, Japanese white and green Lettuces: salad bowl, Italian salad blend, prizo, oak leaf, ruby red, paris island Gourds: martin house, mini bottle, apple, turtle Melon: honey dew, bitter, jack-o-lantern & Casper pumpkin Peppers: ancho, big chili, chocolate, black beauty, purple bell, California wonder, sweet banana, cophea david, Czechoslovakian black, corna de toro sweet, cubanelle, red cheese field, Caribbean red hot, cow horn, finger, franks, bull horn, hot wax, chocolate and white haberno,sweet red Italian, red jalapeno, hot jalapeno, early jalapeno, mild jalapeno, large jalapeno, purple jalapeno, keystone, lipstick, red Marconi, Mexican bell, jimmy nardello, nepali red chile, orange sun, purple decorative, purple cayenne, pimento picante, Rachel�s, sport, santa fe grand,Tabasco season, hot thia, Christmas light thia, corbaci, ghost, Italian latern, naga jolokia, hot pimento, padvone, tullis sweet red Rutabaga, turnip green 7 top, edible Asian soy, sparkler radish Spinach: bloomsdale long standing, giant noble squash : Table queen, patty pan white, dark green zucchini tomatoes: big boy, lemon cherry, Cherokee purple, snow white cherry, pink brandy vine, black cherry, mard red field tomato, old German, orange cherry, Japanese trifle, purple calabash, ground cherry, peach lemon, orange and red striped, large red cherry, giant delicious Herbs: Basil: Mrs burns lemon, lemon(ocimum basicilum citrodorum & Melissa oficinalis) plenty, mini, mammoth sweet, purple, dark opal, lettuce leaf, fine leaf, summer long, lime, pistion, spicy bush Other: Arugula, anise, Cress, garden cress, Lemon scented catnip, catnip, German chamomile, caraway, mammoth dill, chives, garlic chives, mullein, lemon balm, mustard, oriental poppy, tansy, valerian Kale: Russian, dwart Siberian, dwarf blue curled scotch, premier, Tuscan palmizio,

(does the "B" stand for "bubble"?) can you tell i'm new to mailing seeds? if you haven't sent all of yours away, i'm totally interested. please let me know, thanks

dbrockbn you have no email link on your member page To set up your email link, just go to the bottom on any page here, and click on Member Pages Then click on Edit your Personal Information, Page, and Preferences You will then probably be asked to login in again. Then check the box Allow other users to send you email via forms at our site. That will place an email link on your member page, making it handy for members (potential traders/sharers) to easily reach you in the future.. There is no need to hunt up a post to find an email addy. While you are there editing, you might want to place your state abbreviation in the one box provided for the garden zone (and Location). You will find it is often beneficial if members know where you are located......even more so, if/when you maybe want to do some plant trading. It is a postage cost, days in transit, temperature/climate thing to be considered. Additionally, you can email the Original Poster, by clicking on either their "member name" or "My Page", and then you will see their email link. Happy Gardening and trading. Sue...resident busy body

if u have any seeds available, i would be greatly appreciated and definitely know to pay it forward, that's how life should be. huynhnicole@hotmail.com