Hi, I'm having a hard time cutting/pasting to this e-mail. If you reply to my e-mail carolyncummings1@gmail I can respond with some trades. Txs. Carolyn

Hi I'm Alyssa and I'm new to this but I have all these Up For Trade. Pumpkin - Small Sugar Mexican Hats - Sombrero Chives - Common Flower Garden - Seed Mixture Convolvulus Blue Enchantment Bush Morning Glory BeefSteak Tomatoes Dill Mammoth Helichrysum - Tall Double Mixed Colors Sweet Peas - Queen Of The Night Marigold - Petit Yellow If any of those intrest you , I would love to trade for any of these . . . Your Borage and Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion :) Thanks for reading.

Both turnips and onions grow the top half out of the ground. You can judge the size just by looking. Turnips can be used at any size, but can become pithy if left too long. Usually about a month harvest window. Onions also can be used as green onions at any size, but for mature onions the tops will fall over and die. That is when to pick and dry them. If your onions have not bolted (bloomed) to this point, they probably will not. They are biennials that trigger to bloom with increasing daylight. Seldom a problem with waning daylight. Those that bolt are best used promptly as green onions.

I dont have any bulbs but I do have prickly pear cactus if you are interested.