Hi sirmixwell's , We traded seeds a couple weeks ago, but it looks like you sent the wrong seeds to me . We agreed on star anise but you sent me a fennel seeds instead. I google online for images of star anise, and it did not look like what you sent. When I tried growing it, it came up as fennel. Can you resend the star anise to me? Thanks. Joy

Hello I'm interested in trading for your organic arugula, beet, flat of Egypt, baby blue eyes, bady's breath pink and toadflax . I have different kinds of lettuce seeds ( bibb, buttercrunch, romaine, green curled ruffec endive, Chinese cabbage...etc. ) I have lots of curley parsley seeds that I harvested last year if your bunnies eat parsley.

Hi, Ann, I would be interested in the Caryopteris "Blue Butterflies" but I doubt I have anything on my list that you would be interested in! I looked at your wish list and didn't see anything that I have. Becky Here is a link that might be useful: Becky's trade list

Folks, I've got fruit on my caerulea vines turning bright orange as of May 12, 2009. Lots of seed. The parent plants are a standard blue caerulea (bought from the Texas A&M Horticultural Gardens several years back) and a caerulea var. Constance Eliott bought from Milberger's Nursery in San Antonio. The Constance Eliott doesn't flower quite as readily as the blue, but the fruit are about 20 percent larger and--I kid you not--slightly sweet. This doesn't mean the CE fruit are very good to eat, but I'd rate them as "Eh" on the flavor scale whereas regular caerulea fruit is "ugh." :-) No guarantees which traits will be passed on to the seedlings, of course. Anyway, I'm willing to trade for other passiflora seeds or plants. I'll also be happy to send some out in exchange for shipping costs (generally around $2, as I use padded envelopes to keep the seeds from being crushed). If you're interested, EMAIL ME. I only check these posts sporadically, so email is the only way to guarantee I see your request.