Hi! I just looked at your trade list and I would like 10 seeds of the following! spineless okra, banana pepper, zinnia candy cane, statice mixed, dahlia mix and painted daisy mix. Welcome to Garden Web! I love it and I am addicted to it!!!! I have monkey flower (torenia), love lies bleeding (I think I do! LOL!!), gazania mixed, reddish orange amayllis bulbets, and hyssop. You didn't have your e-mail on your home page. My trade list is under my old member name of peachie-q if you want to take a look at that!! Thanks! Maggie

Hi, yipla, I have 5 Red Robin seeds, which I'll be glad to send you. Check out my list, linked below to see if there are any others listed that you'd like. I am in the process of giving away the seeds I know I won't grow again, and I do see one variety on your list I'd like -- Prudens Purple. So, if five Red Robin Seeds are worth a trade, email me, and we'll make arrangements. Here is a link that might be useful: List of seeds I have

If you give me the go ahead, I will order the seeds from there. Thanks so much! ***** It's not for me to give you the go ahead, it's strictly your decision. ( smile) I guess all I can say is that the fruits of Red Robin are very small and aren't going to produce all winter and you might consider some other dwarf/compact varieties as well And with anything you grow inside you have to shake the plants when the blossoms are out b'c outside it's the wind that helps with self pollenization. Or you can run a fan aa well. I've never heard of that seed source you refer to and as I said in another post to you I'd forget about them completely and move on. To see some other compact varieties I'd go to tomatogrowers.com which is where I got the REd Robin info for you as linked to above. Good luck! Carolyn

Not sure why either - blah IMO - but it seems to be a high demand item on the Tomato Exchange forum. A search pulls up a few 'HAVE' listings there too. Dave Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Exchange forum