Hi, I would be interested in the Money Plant seeds as well as Tansy seeds. I have some different types of Salvia seeds if interested. Thanks

Wow! Has it already been three years? Since then, I have acquired white, purple, and varigated lunaria and they are a staple in my garden. They self-sow like crazy and are biennial. They like part sun and are nice edge of woodland plants. I would either winter sow or direct sow them. The trick is to remember that they are biennial and not to pull them. The foliage is larger triangular wrinkled leaves. In the early spring they sport phlox or hesperis type flowers that are really beautiful. Then the pods fade to those papery money plants we love. When the paper turns brittle, the seeds come tumbling out. If you are harvesting seed for trade, I would be sure to really dry the seeds thoroughly for packing as they tend to mold easily. Otherwise, they're fun to send to people. Enjoy.

Hi sir, I have a few Paul Robeson for you - purchased this spring from Southern Exposure. All my SE seeds had great germination rates - close to 100%. I may or may not have KBX and Indian Stripe in September or October - I don't have any extra seed at this point but I'm growing it now. KBX is not being very productive with the lousy NE weather, but Indian Stripe is doing OK. I just might have to eat them all, though! You are not set up to receive emails from members, or I would have emailed you. I am, so email me if you want the Paul.

Hi! I'm interested in your passion vine seeds. I have a lot of morning glory seeds (purple), some alyssum and verbena seeds (the annual sort, I believe) and a lot of pothos cuttings. I also have some medium-sized aloe plants. Any of those strike your interest?