The only thing I grow in a high tunnel are my early girl tomatoes. I plant them a month early, and get my first harvest in June rather than July. The photo of the single okra plant inside the hoop house was one taken as a freak storm was approaching. I threw that hoop house together with scraps of sheet metal, black plastic, old vis-queen, and what ever I could find, in an attempt to save this plant's germplasm from the freezing temperatures that were approaching. Unfortunately, high winds that night prevailed, and I lost the battle. Only 5 pods were saved to full maturity. These were distributed among friends at the Department of Agriculture, and a few OSU professors I knew. The dusty ground in that photo will attest to the drought conditions in which that plant prospered. I was only able to water it sparingly, as our well was close to going dry. The photo was taken in October of 2011 after a Summer of record heat. August 2, 2011 reached 115 degrees.

Hi Karly, Thanks for the interest and offer. From your home page I could not tell where you live but I would be very interested if i had a greenhouse to put them, but from what I read here in zone 5 they would be a container plant that I would have to move around. If you are growing them in a similar location as me please let me know. Thanks Again and Happy Growing! Erin

Hi! I'm interested in your tendersweet carrots, summer savory, tiny Tim tomato and your dill. I have many heirloom tomatoes not on your list as well as some other peppers, hot and sweet, and some Brussels sprouts. I also have lots of cilantro and different types of parsley. Oh, lots of flowers too. If you are interested send me a message and I will send you a list! 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