Hi, I have some herbs/veggie seeds. What are your "other" seeds?

Hi all, Please check out my tradelist! I have a small assortment of herbs, as well as other seeds. Looking for a lot of "companion plant" and culinary herbs (among other things). Thanks! Lori Here is a link that might be useful: Vikingkirken's Trade List

Well, these ladies like flower-arranging, so how about using flowers in a startlingly different way - eat them! Truly, there are so many edible flowers out there, and some are positively delicious. My personal favourite is Daylily, but you can talk about lavender buds to be used in countless culinary delights both sweet and savoury, or rose petals (serve scones with rose petal jam and cream!), crystallised violets, chive flowers in salads..... You could serve a range of flower/herb teas - making sure to emphasise that they are all medicinal!! Edible flowers: Acacia, angelica, alkanet, alexanders, almond, anise, anise hyssop, apple blossom, banana, basil, bergamot, borage, burdock, calendula (marigold), chamomile, chicory, chives and garlic chives, clove pinks, clover, coriander, cowslips, crucifix orchid, dandelion, day lily, elderflower, evening primrose, fennel, forget-me-not, fuschia, gardenia, garlic, ginger, hawthorn (may), heartsease, heliotrope, Japanese honeysuckle, jasmine (J. sambac), ladyÂs smock, lawn daisy, lavender, lilac, lime blossom, loofah, lotus, lovage, marjoram, marshmallow, meadowsweet, milk thistle, mimosa, mints, mullein, musk mallow, mustard, nasturtium, orange blossom, onion, oregano, passionflower, peach blossom, primrose, primula, pumpkin, rose petals, rosella, rosemary, safflower, sage, scented geraniums leaves and flowers, Scots Thistle, snapdragon, St. JohnÂs wort, sunflower buds, salad rocket, soapwort, squash, sweet violet, sweet cicely, tansy, thyme, tulip, violet, viperÂs bugloss, wood betony, woodruff, yarrow, yucca, zucchini. Serve these, perhaps: Calendula Shortbread 175g flour 25g rice flour 125g butter vanilla calendula petals 50g castor sugar Sift flours, add castor sugar and butter, work into a stiff dough. Add calendula petals. Turn out onto a floured surface and knead well. Cut into shapes, bake at 150°C for 15-20 minutes.

Actually Bunnings have a fairly interesting range of herbs, here in South Australia they stock Renaissance herbs and another, herb herbert I think. Hawsleigh, There are some excellent mail order seed companies such as Eden Seeds, Diggers Club, Astral Herbs and Seeds. I know Montburg Gardens has a good selection of herbs... Maybe someone from Victoria will have more idea? If you're interested in really unusual and rare things you could try asking on here, people might have things to trade or give away :)