First of all, the AL people use their trade list option a lot more than people do on the TN swap. I'll have to get into the habit or writing mine and reading others' lists. I'm currently wearing one of those stupid walking boots because of "posterior tibial tendinitis". While it lets me walk around on flat, indoor surfaces okay, the slope of my yard is very painful. This is slowing me down on my potting up and I don't really know how long before the swap I will be able to trek around the yard. I will put some possibilities on my trade list as I think of them and update as we get closer. Evelyn

Sabji : do you have any fenugreek seeds? I have some variegated basil if you are interested Magick: Re you still looking for Stella d oro lily? Would like your white rebloom azalea. Or maybe you would like a variegated basil? Gail, I am jealous! Get something awesome! I will be joining everyone next year for that event. Camelialover: I have set aside purple balloon flower seeds, yellow iris, and Persian shield for your thalictrum, agapanthus, and spirea

Any word on this swap? I'm interested. I'm in York County. I've got a few plants though my garden is fairly new.

Ok! I have a newbie question too! Ok it snows less than an inch. For most people in my little neighborhood the store is in walking distance. That store was jam packed with people getting ready for the "shut in" from the "snow storm" WAY ahead of time. The streets were totally empty that day. BTW, the snow melted the next day. They have an actual storm with possible tornadoes,a torrential down pour and lots of flooded out areas. The makings of a real natural disaster... Nobody even gives it a second thought unless their house actually floods. People were driving around like normal and saying stuff like,"Lots of rain were having..." I'm SO confused!!!PJ