Hey Debbie, I'm interested in the Chocolate Daisy, Abelmochus Mischief and Canna Banana. Check out my trade lists and see if I have anything you'd like. Joel Here is a link that might be useful: Joel's Trade Lists

Hi there! I'd love to trade for all 3 types of wildflowers you're offering. I have the following seeds from your 'want' list: Cobaea Zinnia Burpeeana Giants Mix Cosmos Double Click Please let me know if you're interested. Thanks! Wendy / sassybutterfly_2008

Debbie, Would love some of these. Can I interest you in freshly harvested seed of the Blue Butterfly Pea Vine, Clitorea ternatea? Or how about Dorstenia elata, a rare plant from the Amazon jungle that spits seeds at you? I also have some other oddball things. hope we can work something out. Thanks, seedmoney Here is a link that might be useful: Dorstenia elata

Hi all, After reading this thread yesterday I went to the link provided by DarthSquirrel (Chocolate Flower Farms) and got myself a Cimicifuga 'Hillside Black Beauty'. I wanted to report back on the process, not just because it was absolutely great working with them, but because it's relevant to the chocolate theme. I'll include the entire text from the last email Marie sent me, after I ordered (before that I spent all day pestering her with about 1 email every half hour with constant questions -- she responded quickly and very helpfully everytime, bless her patient soul). Here's the last return email: ****************** Well, you are getting the last large one that is "shippable" as the others were moved up to 2 gallon size yesterday. I had a large shipping box that I saved from an order I got from Raintree for some Akebia vines that I can use. I selected the largest one I could for you that would still fit in this box. I will get it off to you today and you will have it tomorrow. You can let those on the fragrant forum know [edit: There was a place in the order form for me to enter where I had heard of their business.] that we have all of the plants that smell like chocolate too (although right now I only have 3 Berlandiera lyrata's left - more are coming along that will be old enough to leave home this fall). We also have 40 pound bags of cocoa mulch that is a special brand in that it is the only cocoa mulch that I could find that is not harmful to dogs. As you know, chocolate is very dangerous for dogs to eat because their bodies cannot process the chemical theobromine that is one of the key components of chocolate ... and it can be fatal to them. This mulch has been heat treated to remove all theobromine and caffeine and fat from the cocoa bean hulls so it is safe... Just a bit of chocolate trivia for you to share with fellow chocolate garden lovers... *************************** I should add that it appears from their website that they are out of most things until Fall, though it's worth checking out. Just thought you'd like to know!