Hello I have hundreds of seeds available for trade. Looking for bhut jolokia or super jolokia for this quick post. I like rare, hard to find, unusual, herbs, flowers, and vegetables, also fun to grow. Contact me with have/want lists. I have variety of marigolds hardy on Long Island NY. white marigolds, stevia seed, cotton, purple coneflower, pansy, petunia, dahlia, obedient false dragonhead,zinnias, tomatoes, native to long island seeds, pokeweed, lisbon onion, dill etc etc .... I also have botanical interests seeds park seeds and homegrown so I have an extensive collection. LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE to trade. I am open to your selections. Trade Only Thanks

Making out the list now joe. These are the ones that I have purchased through NMSU this year. I had to go over your list of seeds that you have shared with me so as to not duplicate any on the list. lol

I don't think you are going to find exotic pepper seeds in this forum. How would you like to have a pod or two of a rare wild pepper in a trade? I don't see any listing of peppers on your list. Email me a full list of what you have and I'm sure we can do a trade. I can't guarantee that the wilds will grow of course as I am currently trying to grow around 6 different ones and of the 6 wilds, only the c. galapagoense has grown out for me. I am still holding out hope for my others. I traded with a friend and he managed to get a c. ciliatum growing and I believe he managed to get a c. lanceolatum growing so there is hope. So he had 2-3 plants out of 6 come out. I had 1 plant out of 6 come out. If you have something rare/semi rare that you would like to trade for a wild/some wild pods make me an offer. A pod for a pod sounds like a good trade. Seeds may vary in the pod, but if you have something that catches my eye we can trade. Contact me via email if interested. Danny

Count me in! I'm trying to get all the pepper varieties I can get. I have several heirloom sweet pepper types: "Granny Warrior" Jalapeno "Seeds of Change" Red Ruffled Pimiento "Ferry Morse" California Wonder (bell) "Burpee" Chinese Giant (bell-esque) But mostly keep seeds from produce / bags of dried peppers, everything 'new' I can find, I also search ethnic stores), as I've yet to see 'heirloom' peppers in the grocery. Surprisingly, amidst all the 'store bought' anti-'hybrid' hype, the ones like these that I have growing produce very well... even in containers. So I have 20 or so different types likes this, and some other store bought 'seed pack' types. dannsprotocol@yahoo.com