Oh Santa, I would love to have * alcea rosea queeny purple * akebia quinata(chocolate vine) * acalypha wilkesiana-copperleaf * acalypha reptans * agastache red fortune * agastache heather queen * amaranthus dreadlocks * any asperula * aquilegia clementine red * aquilegia chocolate soldier * aquilegia hybrida roman bronze * coreoposis sunfire * corydalis berry exciting * blue corydalis * centaurea montana white-only * coscomb orange temple bells * cramers amazon celosia * coleus religious radish * dianthus checkmate * dianthus kiwi magic * dianthus inferno * any carnation except red * any diascia(twinspur) * digitalis spaniflora * digitalis thapsi * digitalis flashing spires * ecinacea pink double delight * any hacquetia * lathyrus belinensis * loasa triphylla * marigold hero * marigold spun lemon * Marigold Sherbet Fizz * muhlenbergia capillaris regal mist * penstemon x mexicale sunburst amethyst * polygala * polemonium pauciflorum silver leaf form * phlox paniculata goldmine * prunella grandiflora alba * rudbeckia hirta chim chiminee * salvia sangria * santolina-white * snapdragon jamaican mist * solanum wendlandii * sporobolus heterolepis * stokesia-alba only * sunflower starburst lemon * sunflower double quick orange * any tacca(bat plant) * tiarella crowfeathers * trachymene coerulea * verbascum carribean crush * zinna elegans scabious * zinna cactus I will start with Mrs Claus nlb I have pink moon vine double click cosmos peppermint zinna I'll check others lists later Patty

Paula, Thank you for the offer but I don't collect gobs and gobs of seeds. I just collect a few seed heads of things I think others might like to grow and a few for myself for the next year if they are annuals. I shouldn't say this here on the garden web but I toss most seeds in the trash as I am cleaning up my gardens ( take a deep breathe, stop gasping...lol). I think this year I will collect more than usual because I feel like a cheap skate when I see some of the other seed packets in swaps...lol I have added the petunias to your gift package and again, thank you for the offer. I will pass this time though. Lisa

I wanted to revise my list sorry if it's late Fruit plant (cuttings, plants) Catnip Cat grass Paw paw Cotton Flower Bulbs Flower seeds (anything that is non-vine) Cotton Tea Okra Asparagus Strawberries Sensitive plant Garlic Stamps (I am a collector common, forever, rare doesn't matter much) Herbs (any for cooking) Coffee Anything for a salad Your favorite vegetable Your favorite flower Any extra unneeded seeds That is all thank you :-) have a lovely holiday and many seeds.

My wish list: 1. Asclepias verticillata 2. Bulb/corm/rhizome forming plants with pretty flowers or foliage and that are hardy in zone 8- such as Gladiolus (small flowered and older cultivars preferred; have communis, ‘Atomic) named Crocosmia cultivars (Falling stars aka aurea, Solfaterre, Little Redhead, newer hybrids, any yellow), Cypella, Japanese iris (Iris ensata; prefer double flowered), Candy Lily (aka Iris domestica aka Belamcanda and hybrids with Pardancanda) named cultivars only, such as ‘Hello Yellow’ or ‘Jungle Colors’( I have the orange, speckled species), Angel’s fishing rod (Dierama), dwarf or streaked Irises, Bulbine abyssinica 3. Petunias, Supertunias,Calibrachoa (million bells), any 4. Sweet peppers (any; looking for fish peppers, shishito) 5. Agastache rupestris, cana, Arizona, hybrids 6. Balloon flower Astra Double any color 7. Begonia any 8. Berlandiera lyrata (chocolate flower) 9. Columbine (large flowered, spurred) 10. Cuphea 11. Dianthus (perennial) 12. Lewisia 13. Marigold (any) 14. Vinca (annual only; Catharanthus rosea) 15. Zinnias (Zahara, Profusion, Magellan, large flowered, threadleaf, or prairie zinnias (perennial in my zone (8)) 16. Melampodium paludosum or leucanthemum (aka Blackfoot Daisy) 17. Crambe (sea kale; cordifolia or maritima) 18. Salvias-perennial in zone 8 (such as reptans, penstemonoides, pozo blue, Caradonna) 19. Cosmos (any short variety) 20. Antirrhinum hispanica or braun blanquetti (perennial snapdragons) 21. Farfugium/Ligularia aka leopard plant 22. Heat/drought/sun or shade tolerant shrubs or perennials (z 8) with good foliage or flowers preferably distasteful to deer. Seeds for any plant sold by High Country Gardens. No ornamental grasses or purple coneflowers, please 23. Corydalis (fresh seed) 24. Gaura 25. Zauschneria (California fuschia) 26. Flowers that attract hummingbirds 27. Scutellaria suffrutescens, or ‘Dark Violet’ 28. Delosperma any 29. Your favorite perennial or annual Thanks, Susan