I have several that you want: Dutchman's Pipe Vine Garlic Chives Blackberry Lily Goatsbeard Turtlehead Let me know. All are from trades. I have been going through my packets of seeds and realize there are things I have duplicates of or simply will not get around to planting. Just send me an e-mail message if you are interested in those or anything else that I have to trade.

I'm in zone 6 and have Aristolochia macrophylla, but the seeds aren't ripe yet; the seed pods are still green. I can save them for you if you want to send a SASE. Sorry but I don't need any seeds as I'm downsizing. I get Pipevine Swallowtail caterpillars on my pipevine every year and am raising some right now. Cathy

I have fresh Aristolochia / Dutchman's Pipe / Pipe Vine / Birthwort seeds for trade The photos can say more about the plants than I can If you have a fence you would like to cover / They make a great privacy screen Or They can be controlled by growing them in a large pot with a trellis All seeds are fresh & have been harvested within the last few weeks I am Not a seed counter / Will send a nice amount I have the following available~ *Aristolochia Gigantea./ Big Red Flower / Will Cover a Fence More Pics~ http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/578023775RaXVai *Aristolochia Elegans / Small Elegant Red Flower / / Will Cover a Fence *Aristolochia Fimbriata / White Veined Pipevine / Smaller Grower Than The Others / Likes It In The Shade / Makes for a Nice Hanging Basket Plant More Pics~ http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/577608655yZyeuj **Unknown / Possibly (Pretty Sure) Aristolochia Brasiliensis (Huge Red Flower) But Not 100% Sure / Collected Seed / Not From My Plant More Pics~ http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/581847358fBLIOL Would like to trade for other Aristolochia I don't have Aristolochia Pilosa is high on my want list Also looking for Carnivorous Colored Caluflower (orange / purple) Other weird interesting bizarre unusual strange uncommon plants (Sorry NOT Looking For Common Plants I Can Get At Any HomeDepot) LMK what you have Thanx Eric evil.garden.gnome13@gmail.com Here is a link that might be useful: The Kinds Of Plants I Like & Grow

If you didn't have luck with germination by covering these seed, you might want to try germinating some seed by just pushing the pointy end of the seed down into the potting soil and allowing the top to stay slightly exposed. It's been a while since I germinated this seed but in observing them as they drop to the soil surface, they will germinate while being exposed on the soil surface. I have some old seed here and will experiment a bit to see what works. The one thing I would suggest is to use a loose, damp potting mix (I use Pro-Mix but it isn't available everywhere) and to maintain a light, even moisture level until the seed germinates. Check out the winter sowing forum here on GardenWeb for excellent suggestions for creating easy to use mini greenhouses with 2 liter soda bottles. Using this type of container allows the potting medium to maintain a nice moist condition throughout the germination process. Mechelle generously shared seed with me 3 or 4 years ago (thank you so much) and now I have a nice bed of this lovely little plant. In fact, I'm currently feeding pipevine swallowtail cats on these little vines. Mary