Hi, i have some leftover foxglove mix color, commercial seed packaged for 2009, for your false indigo (blue flowers, right?) will throw in some prairie smoke or english daisy too, all freshly gathered, e-mail me if you're interested. Thanks.

I can find quite a bit of the wild stuff, but certainly couldn't afford to send that much. Chicory, plantain, fireweed, Purslane, wood sorrel, Solomon's seal (false?), some type of gooseberry (wild ones, when I go to Idaho) Jerusalem artichoke, red alder, skunk cabbage--maybe, kinnikinnick, MAYBE serviceberry, wild ginger (certainly not 40 of them, though), possibly Oregon grape, bedstraw, burdock, not sure on monkeyflower, cascara, snowberry, all heal, yarrow, yellow violets, Virginia creeper, maybe nuphar polysepalus, wild strawberries (fragaria virginiana and chiloensis).

Hi again, If you are interested in some of my seeds, please give me your trade list and your email address so that I can contact you. I am not interested in SASE. I donate most of my extra seeds to my "Seeds for Classrooms" program that I arranged with the local school board and schools (6,000 pkg a couple months ago). Other extra "useful" vegetable and herb seeds get donated to disaster relief organizations. Hope to hear from you about your seeds for zone 3 hardy and interesting perennials and shrubs. Happy Gardening

LOL! "John D Zn6a PIT Pa" a couple times a year I do smell the stink of mills and slam all my window closed, so that thought actually did come to my mind! - floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK, and Richard Brennan I don't think Jasmine survives zone 6 but possibly it was a house plant on a porch? I should have mentioned Pittsburgh I zone 6b. ptreckel I will be researching the White Fringe Tree for sure! And Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.)(Ma. Zone 6a) I will also google/research Robinia pseudoacacia (you have me very excited that you consider them to smell just like that!) But I only smelled it for one night and one day. Then I on a walk I will have to peer into all my neighbors yards to see if I can find a Robinia pseudo acacia or a White Fringe Tree or even a Jasmine house plant on a porch to confirm what it was.