Hi GeeBee - would like to trade for your - two kinds of castor bean seeds, zanzibariensis and communis. papaya seeds. hibiscus- Manihot hibiscus India yellow. I have some datura I'd be happy to trade as well as anything on my list. Also have a few new packets of seeds arriving this week - would be happy to share a bit of these - blue pimpernel - anagallis monellii Coral Bells - Bressingham Hybrid mix Standing Cypress - lpomopsis rubra White Cloud Poppy Alyssum, Carpet of Snow Monarda, purple bee balm penstemon (hummingbird favorite) Evening scented Stock Love-Lies-Bleeding - green Lobelia Cardinal Flower Lavender poppy And maybe a few other vine seed I can spare. ;) Email me and we can work out details. Susann

I would love to trade for your black castor bean seeds. I have a Rose of Sharon seedling (will have tons of seeds, but are not ready yet), have Canna 'Indian Shot' (small plant, haven't bloomed yet, so no seeds yet), have a very few White Texas Star Hibiscus seeds, have white Baby's Breath seeds, have Orange Noah & Chocolate Rose Silk MG's growing, but no seeds yet, have 4 o'clock 'Broken Colors' and the white with pink splash, have Red Habanero, cherry hot, Hungarian Hot Wax pepper, or see my list. Thank you for your consideration. Don

Castor plant seeds. Highly toxic as seeds and plants. The plants are wonderfully ornamental and add a tropicalesque beauty to the garden. The plants are also purported to repel moles.

Joe, I answered this on your previous thread, so won't answer it again. If you post a question and don't immediately see it pop up on the page, if you hit the 'refresh' key on your computer, it usually will pop up so you can see that it posted successfully. Here at Garden Web, there's been some server problems lately though, so if you post something and it doesn't show up after you hit the 'refresh' key, then it might be lost out there in cyberspace. And, I forgot to mention on the other thread that if I leave the seed pods alone and they dry and split on their own, the castor beans often reseed themselves for me. Dawn