I have a big box of seeds in the freezer, because I'm a sucker for trying new varieties of things, and plus I also save a bit of seed from year to year of easy things like garlic chives, basil, tomatoes that I liked, capsicums (sweet and hot). If seed sales stopped tomorrow I'd still be going for quite a few years! But the things I always make sure I have seeds for are tomatoes, pumpkin/winter squash, peas, beans, broad beans, capsicums, eggplants, kale, rocket (arugula), pak choy and lettuce. There are other things I grow, (like fennel, turnip and various greens), but this is the must have list, particularly for the warmer months.

Hi Stoobers- I would love to trade for 1 pack of your castor bean and 1 pack of sunflowers (colors other than yellow??) for 1 pack of rutgers tomato and 1 pack of carrots. EPOP. Please let me know if you would like to trade!

Sorry, I don't see your email address listed or "send an email" link on your page. So I assume, you are out of seeds. In any case if you still have some (even few) of the following: mixed carrots, cippolini onions, Amarillo yellow carrots, white wonder cucu, am. flag leeks and you like something from my list, please send me an email. I can trade larger quantity of few (if you don't need many) of my seeds for several smaller quantities of yours. Thanks.

Ciao all- Nicky, I got my seed parcel yesterday - a really interesting assortment of seeds, some of which I don't recognize. Who had the green masking tape on the seed packs? I love it when people do include their GW name for questions and feedback. Whoever the green masking tape person is, thanks for all of the different cosmos. Rubenza has been on my list for a while and I didn't know about the Cranberries variety. I'm an admitted cosmos junkie. Luckynes, what is the Chinese Wood? I got 2 packs of that from you. Also, the Japanese Eggplant, what variety is it, do you know? There are a few long Asian types. Whoever sent the Butterfly Pea, is that Clitoria ternatea and how easy is it to grow from seed? It's beautiful. One last question for now, whoever sent in the Purple Majesty Millet, is that collected or commercial seed? That variety is a hybrid, so if it's self-saved, I've heard it's not as dark in the F2. Honeydew, your seeds were especially well-packaged, so thank you very much for the extra effort you put in. Nicky, thank you also for all of the Asian greens, parsnips, and basil. I really can never have too many of those.