From the Sticky to read before posting on the exchange forum: * The exchanges were created to facilitate the arranging of trades of plants and seeds between members. Please do not use them to solicit donations, ask for free plants or seeds, or ask for items in exchange for postage. All requests must be in the context of arranging a trade. If you have nothing to offer at this time, please wait until you do. If you do not have anything to trade at this time, you are however welcome to respond to the many generous 'offers' of seeds for postage. These can be found by looking for posts that say seeds are available for sase, sasbe, beap, free, newbies, etc. Some posts will state that they are looking for trades, but will also consider sending seeds for postage. There are some free seed offers already on this forum that you can respond to instead: HAVE: Free Veggie Sampler for Newbies http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/exseed/msg1214511620023.html?29 WANTED: newbie seed project 2013-14 has begun! http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/exseed/msg121921343895.html?33 I received your message about the flower seeds I'm offering in exchange or postage, but your e-mail is blocked so I can't respond. I only have the marigold seeds left, but I'd be more than apply to send you some if you like. Just e-mail me outside of GW to set it up. You can also try the link below to request seed from the wintersown website. You can check out the swaps on the round robin exchanges forum as well to see if there are any that let newbies join, which means you don't have seeds to send in, but if you send in a SASBE, they'll send you some extra packets of seed donated by other participants in the swap. Hope that helps. : ) Here is a link that might be useful: Free Seeds from WinterSown.org

Please check the rate and review page before make a trade: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/raterev/msg0412374227759.html?32393

I have a package of Italian flat leaf baisil as well as a package of savory I will split with you. Also have lots of tomatoes (heirlooms) and the sweet 100 cherry tomatoes. Send me an e-mail if you are interested.

My apologies to Sue/chemocurl, but I can't let this one go. The OP joins this site, shows no interest in becoming part of the GardenWeb community by not writing a personal blurb or filling out her/his trade list, and does not read the forum rules before posting as is expected of every new member. Then she/he proceeds to immediately violate forum rules with her/his very first post. Not a good way to get started here. IMHO you have every reason to be concerned about what is going on in the world as you have expressed, but panicking, acting irrationally, being "desperate", and "seriously freaking out" are not solutions and at best will only put you on an equal footing with 95% of the human population if a crisis indeed occurs. In other words, you will be toast. If getting a bunch of seeds with no further short term or long range planning will give you comfort and will put your mind at ease, then simply purchase a survival seed kit. There are many options available for purchase online from some dependable companies, do an internet search using keywords "survival seeds" and do some shopping. If nothing else, your purchase will help the economy. And forget about Bambi. I guarantee you that experienced hunters will immediately take all the deer if/when the food supply network collapses. Good Day, and Good Luck.