Hi I am looking for "Cucumis metuliferus," or the African horned cucumber or melon seeds. check my trade list if you have this and would like to trade thank you :) Zenbeans http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/zenbeans> Here is a link that might be useful: trade list

Hi! I've updated my trade lists after some trading activity, so check it out. I'm looking for: Tomato, Goldman's Italian American Cucumber, Mexican Sour Gherkin Cucumber, Sikkim Zucchini, Raven Eggplant, Fairytale I have: (Many of my seeds are organic, heirloom, non-GMO. If we make a trade, I can include growing instructions. Any questions, just ask.) Cabbage, Red Acre, Brassica oleracea Tomato, San Marzano Lampadina Spinach, Viroflay Cabbage, Danish Ballhead Pole Bean, Blue Lake, Phaseolus vulgaris Pole Lima Bean, King of the Garden Winter Squash, Waltham Butternut Greens, Rainbow Baby, Brassicaceae Beet, Harrier, beta vulgaris Swiss Chard/Container Chard, Pot of Gold Corn, Mirai (Mini Yellow) Snapdragon Radish, French Breakfast, Raphanus sativus Carrot, Scarlet Nantes Tomato, Park's Razzleberry Hybrid Lavender, lavendula officinalis Thyme, thymus vulgaris Parsley, Plain leaved, Petroselinum crispum Sweet Basil, ocimum basilicum Lettuce, Buttercrunch, Lactuca sativa Morning Glory, Heavenly Blue

I may be hallucinating but i see what looks like raccoon tracks right above the waterline on the right side. Even without the possible tracks they are a distinct possibility. But then so are deer (but you'd see tracks in the mud), opossums, rabbits, groundhogs, and even rats. It's a stretch but given all the water maybe even climbing cutworms. They will climb to get out of the saturated soil. So unfortunately, several possibilities. What kind of wildlife do you see around normally? Dave

I have a small amount of St Valery carrots and some Rainbow Inca Corn I would like to trade you for some Aunt Rubys Green tomato and purple plum radish if interested.