I have cloud 9 eggplant, rosa bianca eggplant, leeks, buttercrunch lettuce, a small amount of golden beets and maybe more I could trade with you if you are interested. I would be interested in : WINDSOR-FAVA FL. SPECKLED BUTTER BEAN RATTLESNAKE-POLE BEAN RED CIPPOLINI ONION RED BAARON-SCALLION If interested in a trade, please email me. Thanks.

Hello, from your list I would love Asian Edible Soy Bean - 10-20 seeds Blue Lake - 274 25 seeds Chinese Red Noodle bean - 5-10 seeds Gold Rush Yellow Wax Bean 20-30 seeds Ground Cherry 5-10 sees Hungarian Yellow Wax pepper 5-10 seeds Red Mercury Pepper 5-10 seeds For trading, I have two varieties of Okra Okra, Perkin's Long Pod - 20 seeds Okra, Clemson Spineless - 50 seeds as well as many other seeds - Collards, Georgia Southern - 200 seeds Kohlrabi, Purple Vienna - 100 seeds Rutabaga, American Purple Top - 200 seeds Kale, Dwarf Siberian - 250 seeds Mustard Greens, Florida Broadleaf - 400 seeds Carrots, Scarlet Nantes - 300 seeds Carrots, Danvers - 300 seeds Swiss Chard, Ford Hook - 40 seeds Broccoli, Green Sprouting - 60 seeds Turnip, Purple Top White Globe - 600 seeds Eggplant, Black Beauty - 40 seeds Brussel Sprouts, Long Island Improved - 50 seeds Cauliflower, Snowball Y - 60 seeds Celery, Tall Utah - 250 seeds Cabbage, Golden Acre - 75 seeds Cabbage, Copenhagen Market - 75 seeds Cucumber, Marketmore - 30 seeds Cucumber, Boston Pickling - 30 seeds Watermelon, Black Diamond - 15 seeds Watermelon, Crimson Sweet - 4 seeds Cherry Tomato, Red Cherry Large - 20 seeds Tomato, Golden Jubilee - 50 seeds Tomato, Beefsteak Red - 50 seeds Tomato, Floradade - 25 Bell Pepper, California Wonder - 40 seeds Early Jalapeño Pepper - 75 seeds Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson - 400 seeds Lettuce , Oak Leaf -400 seeds Lettuce, Bronze Mignonette - 400 seeds Lettuce, Butter Crunch - 400 seeds Thyme, Winter - 275 seeds Dill, Mammouth Long Island - 90 seeds Thank you so much for taking the time to consider. If you would like to trade please feel free to e-mail me and I'll get your seeds out ASAP. Michelle

i've found the sweet peas (flower) and snow peas can take temps down to about 12-15 if you leave them prostrate on the ground until you're fairly certain it won't be that cold again. they might get a little damaged but will survive. i'm sure if you laid nearly anything over top if they predicted below 20 it would give them enough protection. i lift them onto a trellis once it gets warmer and they have a great head start and produce well before it gets hot. lettuce and spinach can take an awful lot of cold, too. i've seen mine get damaged, but not killed when small down into that same 12-15 range. not sure about beets, since we don't like them and i only grow them once in a while. last yr i grew all my lettuce & such under row ccver and was amazed at the difference in growth rate! i didn't even bother to try to elevate it- just allowed the lettuce to lift it as it grew. have never protected or needed to protect carrots. we love all the winter crops!

Dorothy, I'm glad the snaps are fine. Mine have been in the ground about 10 days now and are climbing the trellis and looking good. I bet the onions will be fine after they've had time to stand up straight and start active growth. Melissia, Yippee! Plants in the ground. I'm trying to get most of my potatoes in the ground this week because it is finally, finally, finally dry enough....not as dry as I'd like it, but at least no standing puddles now. Ezzirah, Spinach is really tough. Here in southern OK we can plant it in the fall in the autumn and it will overwinter. I assume y'all could do the same there. If it gets snowed or sleeted upon, it might look kind of sad for a while, but it doesn't die, and it bounces right back. Dawn