Hi There! I am always happy to see someone trading veggie seeds! Please e-mail me at Robin282mt@verizon.net I have made 2 lists below. I would say it is not final, ad will probably lower my wants, but as a beginning... I have more than is listed on my trade page too. I am interested the following from your trade list: VEGETABLES Colorful Flour Corn Amaranth--Plainsman Beans---Provider Principessa D'Olanda Royalty prple pod bush Carrot St. Valery Touchon Broccoli Romanesco Italia Cauliflower-Maceratta Celeriac (Root Celery) Celery--Golden Pascal Cucumber Wisconsin SMR58 (pickling) Fucus Armenian Bitter Chinese Long White Fennel Everest Montebianco Rouge D'Hiver Glorie de L'Exposition Melon Charantais Honey Rock Canteloupe Sugar Baby Peppers Baladi Hot Mix Hot long red Thai Dragon Red Mini Bell Purple Beauty Golden Cal Wonder Early Cal Wonder Purple/Yellow Pepper Radish Scarlet Turnip White Tip Giant Noble Concenta Hybrid Butternut Black Futsu Table Queen Bush Tomato Yellow Plum Olenas Ukranian Black Prince Delicious Amish Paste The Dutchman Eva Purple Ball White Queen Black Krim Marmande Snow White Cherry Black Plum Polish Lingusta Baladi DePinto Plum Gilbertie Plum Cow's Tit Plum Evergreen San Marzano Nano Cherokee Chocolate Long Keeper Golden Jubilee Ferris Wheel Beefsteak Patio Orange Lime Green Salad I WANT THE FOLLOWING Tomato --heirloom varieties, no hybrids I have lots of these**will make a list for you meanwhile Dill lovage Marjoram Sage Stevia need to check Thyme Sugar snap type pea Pod Pea Lettuce--various kinds and mixes have lots of these, and reds too Chinese Cabbage Carrots--unusual colors Radish unusual varieties Leek FLOWERS Morning Glory Giant Zinnia Sunflowers Delphinium Beneficials Mix OTHER Husk Cherry 2 kinds any other edible fruiting plant--Craberries, and more Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page

Hi. Can I have some of every veg seeds you have please. ysickles@hotmail.com. Thank you Yoli What I HAVE àAfrican Daisy (FLOR) àAsters (FLOR) àBeet/Betabel (VEG) àBlack Eye Susan Vine (FLOR) àCalifornia Giant Zinnias (FLOR) àCantalope/ Melon (FRUTA) àChile California àChile Cascabel àChile de Arbol àChile Guajillo àChile Pasilla àChile Pequin àChile Tepin àCilantro (HIERBA) àClendula oficinalis (FLOR) àCosmos (FLOR) àDimorphotheca (FLOR) àGenovese Basil/Albahaca (HIERBA) àGolden Tuft Alyssum Saxatile (FLOR) àGrapefruit (White)/Toronja (FRUTA) àGreen Bellpepper /Pimiento verde (VEG) àJuniper Berries (ARBUSTO) àLechuga (Black Seeded Simpson) (VEG) àOregano (Origanum Vulgare Hirtum) (HIERBA) àOsteospermun (FLOR) àRaimbow Peppercorns (ESPECIE) àRhubarb/Ruibarbo (VEG) àSage Common (Salvia Officinalis) (HIERBA) àSpinach/Espinaca (VEG) àSunflower (Mommoth Russian) (FLOR) àSunflower Red/ mix colors (FLOR) What I AM LOOKING FOR q Abrus (Abrus Precaurius ) Poisonous q Achiote (Bixa Orellana) q Bleeding Heart Valentine (Dicentra Spectabilis Valentine) q Blue Asiatic Poppy (Meconopsis grandis - M. grandis) q Cancer Herb (Acalypha Aryensis) q CatâÂÂs Claw (Uncaria Tomentosa) q Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Verum) q Coleus (Solenostemon) q Crocus Morado q Cunahate (Costus Specious) q Dappled Willow (Shrub) q Daylili q Dollarweed (Apliaceae Umbelliferae), Hydrocotyle Umbellata, Pennywort Apiaceae q Gazania mix q Huevos de Chucho (Thevetia Ohovai) q Hyacinth Lilac Lavender (Syringa hyacinthiflora) q Hyacinth Muscari/ Lluvia(Baby Breath) q Ixcanan/ Chocloco (Hamelia Patens) Skins irritations q Japanese Kerria (Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora') q Leggy (Petunias) q Lithodora Evergreen. Electric Blue Radiant q Lonicera Vine (Lonicera sempervirens) q Love lies bleeding (Amaranthus Caudatus) q Muscari grape hyacinths q Muscari Little Viguette q Nasturtiums (Nasturtium (genus) q Neem (Azaderachta Indica) q Oakleaf Hydrangea leaves unfolding q Periwinkle (Vinca Minou) European ground cover q Rhododendron (Shrubs) Azaleas q Santa Maria Plant (Piper Peltatum L.) Pain Reliever/ muscle spasm/ Inflamacion, Malaria q Sleeper/Mimosa (Mimordica Charantia L.) Kidney Problems q Sorosi (Memordica Charantia L.) Bitter melon q Tiny Yellow Violas (Violaceae) q Verbena (Verbenaceae) q Weigela Shrub (Weigelea Florida) q Wild rose Alberta (Rosa acicularis) q Yellow Magnolias (Magnolia acuminata) q Yellow Narcissus(- âÂÂNarcissus papyraceus

Hi Again, Did a bit of "research" and came up with this (among other things): -------------------- The major categories of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) are: Field, dry, or agronomic beans: The pod walls are thin, fibrous, tough, inedible, dehisce more readily. The dried seeds retain shape when cooked. Green, snap, string, or French beans: The pod walls are fleshy, edible, have little fiber, dehisce poorly. The dried seeds do not retain shape when cooked. Dual purpose or horticultural beans: The pods are fairly fleshy and generally edible. the dried seeds may be cooked and typically retain shape fairly well. Other "Beans" include: Runner Beans (Phaseolus coccineus) Lima Beans (Phaseolus lunatus) "Butterbeans" (Phaseolus lunatus) is a term used for certain small, flat seeded lima beans. There is no separate botanical classification for a butterbean. It is basically a description of the way that they are prepared for cooking. Whereas most limas are grown to the dry stage, butterbeans are shelled fresh while in the late green stage, cooked and buttered. Fava beans (Vicia faba) are not from the same family as other beans (Phaseolus). Their origin is reportedly the Mediterranean region and their history dates back to at least Biblical times. Favas are commonly known to Middle Eastern, Greek and Italian cooking. Hyacinth Beans (Dolichos Lablab) - Grown for ornament. Castor Beans (Ricinis communis) - Grown for ornament. Highly toxic. ------------------ Apparently the runner and fava beans aren't in the vulgaris species. OTOH, the vulargis species include regular snap bean which seem to been somewhat commonly eaten raw in the garden or lightly blanched before eating (I - as well as my dogs - have eaten many raw green snap beans with no ill effect). So I'm a bit confused. Guess I need to look into it some more. In the meantime, I guess I'll grow ALL of my beans on teepees in the regular beds rather than tempt fate by placing them up against the chain link. Anne

I planted zinnia, broccoli and onions seeds outside using the styrafoam cooler with a piece of plexiglass on top. I knew that once they germinate that I can't leave the top on but wasn't sure what I needed to do before that happens. Because I had that fear that they needed warmer temps, I've only planted a few so far. I'm going to plant some more but keep them inside for now. I didn't want to have to go through the trouble of taking them in/out later to get them use to the temps outside (stratification I think it is called?)