I just updated my seed list. I have Yellow Wax Beans to trade. I'm interested in getting Romano and/or Northeaster beans in trade. Drop me an email.

Camp, I too cannot stand butter beans from a can nor frozen, these are just as terrible and overly large and tough as the green peas found in tv dinners, yuk. Wayne, thanks for the Fordhook bush tip but my bush days are over except for snaps (green beans) which is the best way to freeze large fresh batches at once. My back ain't what she used to be so my days bending over to pick BBs is behind me. Last year while I was expecting a dismal repeat of King of the Garden limas I planted Butter Peas bush variety as a back-up, these were productive and tasty but way too much effort bending over to harvest. Sticking to pole picking. PN, wonder what the heck happened to Sieva seed beans? If King of the Hill seed wasn't offered around here we'd have zero pole varieties on the market today. Wish too that I had saved some Sieva seed :(

Hello. I would love some seeds. I would especially like: sedum kantschaticum, rose of sharon mix, plains creopsis, and coral reef be balm. I would also be interested in any type of dahlias, clematis heracleifolia, red cypress vine, bleeding hearts, four o'clocks, or pretty much any perennial you have left that will grow in my zone. thanks!

Please contact me through email: micromunchtackle@yahoo.com. I have difficuty navigating this site and may not see messages left for me here. All seed is from 2009/2010 season All seed is organic unless noted I will provide a decent amount of seed per item as long as supplies last, tomato seeds will be 5 to 10 seeds unless you indicate you need more and I can accomodate. If you need more than 20 seeds for any item listed, please let me know. I am not interested in cash or postage. I am trading seeds first and foremost, later on I may answer responses for free seed, this will be dictated by my own personal seed needs. I've made a bunch of pleasant trades through this forum. I have: Asparagus Bean-yard long Basil-sweet Beans: Romano pole Rattlesnake pole Fortex pole NorthEaster pole Hyacinth vine Fava-Windsor Beet- Tall Top Early Wonder Broccoli- De Cicco Brussels Sprouts-Half Long OP Chard: Bright Lights Flamingo Rhubarb Burgundy Cilantro-Caribe Corn- yellow Hybrid Kandy King Hybrid Early and Often Hybrid Sweet perfection Cucumber Bush Champ Eggplant-Snowy White Greens- Malabar Spinach Rainbow Micro Greens Claytonia Leek- De Gennevilliers Asian Greens Benih Savuran Bermutu Tinggi red Komatsuna Summerfest Komatsuna Vitamin Green Hon Tsai Tai Da Cheong Chae Pak choi- ming choi Kale- Dinosaur- Lacinato Kohlrabi-Early White Melon Hales Best Shark Fin Korean musk Banana Pepper-sweet Chocolate Cherry White Sweet Sweet Italian Gold Cal. Wonder The Big Early Sweet Midway Sweet Banana Sweet Cubanelle Pepper-Hot Anahiem Habanero Mild Jalapeno Okra-Clemson Spineless Pumpkin-Magdalene Squash Summer Bush Baby One Ball Eight Ball Winter Sunshine Delicata Bush Delicata Baby Blue Hubbard Tomato- Roma- this is the best strain I ever grew. I got 100% germination and the plants did better than store bought transplants. Oregon Spring Bush TM918 Quik Pick Husky Gold Watermelon beefsteak Baxter Early cherry(bush) Matt's Wild Cherry Opalka Mortgage Lifter Believe it or not Sun Gold Prudens Brandywine Suddeth Dinner Plate Giant Belgium Turnip- Seven Top Watermelon: Early Moon Beam I need: Basil- any uncommon variety Beans- Maxibel Haricot Vert Golden Wax Dragon Langerie ANY DRY BEAN Beet- Burpee Golden Touchstone Gold Cabbage- Beira Tronchuda Cabbage Carrot- Thumbelina Colorful mix Yaya Chard- Silverbeet Golden Cuke- any pickling Eggplant- little finger japanese purple asian greens- Te you- flowering broccoli Kailan Any choi Mibuna Tat Soi Kale- Chidori Winter Red Redbor Lettuce- Yugoslavian Red Flashy Trouts Back Devil's Tongue Continuity Onion- any scallion type Pepper-Sweet- any long Italian type Squash-Summer Yellow Marrow Superpik Segev Partenon Romanesco Latino Picolo Winter Squash- Sweetmeat Butter cup any small to midsize Tomato- looking for currant and pear type tomatoes paste tomatoes, Japanese Black Trifle, San Marzano Turnip- gold or red varieties, rutabaga Watermelon- looking for small to mid size orange and yellow fleshed melons. Baby Doll, Orange Glo, Yellow moon and stars Radicchio