I have the following hot pepper seeds in limited supply: Thai Flame Aji Cristal Sling LaBuyo As for tomato seeds I have the following in limited supply: Korneys Cross Black Prince Russian KBX Blue Blue Fruit Chocolate Stripes Nyagous Purple Passion Plerce's Pride (Purple) Carbob (Purple) Black Prince True Black Brandywine (Pueple) Eva Purple Ball Purple Prince Purple Dog Creek Blueberry If anyone is interested, as I stated I'm looking for the following: Summer Squash any! Winter Squash: Waltham Butternut Buttercup Acorn Long Neck Pennsylvania heirloom Winter Pumpkin Like Butternut Squash 120 days. Still a regional favorite in the mid-Atlantic states, it's a very old form of Butternut squash. The large, long curving necks can reach 24"" and are solid, bright orange and sweet inside. No need to scrape out the seeds before cooking; simply cut away the bulb and cook only the meaty neck. One of these will make many pies. This is also known as Pennsylvania Crookneck Squash. Any very sweet winter squash! Bush Beans any! Jumbo Italian Bush Beans! Herbs any! .....I'm in need of peppermint if you have it? Any members of the daisy family wild or hybrid If your looking for something, ask me I may have it! Ron:)

Hi Darren, welcome -I've been here so long feel entitled to greet you. I'd love Key Lime seeds, wish we were closer, would really love trees, about to get some locally, especially wanting Mandarins. Let me know if you're interested in Jalapeno, Hot Lemon Pepper and Serano Chili? thank you, GraanieB

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Hi tenacre, One reason I know Autumn Olive only too well is because it is a pernicious weed in my state, Maryland. Our state tree nursery actively distributed them, the soil conservation districts did the same until they stopped due to loud, screaming environmentalists. I have never seen Russian Olive. I considered for a moment that you might have Elaeagnus commutatus the native Silverberry. I don't think that's what you have. Sure would be helpful to know which state you are posting from. Russian Olive is a tremendous problem in some parts of the country. It is supposed to have "willow" like leaves and yellow flowers. Eradication of Autumn Olive is not gonna be easy but it can be done. The fruits are so plentiful and there is a buildup of dormant seed in the seed bank. Set a goal to eliminate it over a period of years and it can be done.