Ron, I can send you a small packet (25-30 seeds) of Heirloom Mountaineer Beans if you are interested. You can read a review of them at Dave's Garden (www.davesgarden.com). I have the tomatoes you listed, so just send me your address and I'll get these off to you. Sandy

FARM, I have some pole beans called, "Trail Of Tears", supposed to be a cherokee indian heirloom. If'n ya are interested, email me. Best; bluelytes

Josh, No apology needed, with my small garden theres always enough seed to share. The cocozelle zucchini seeds I got in the big squash robin trade didn't come up so I got a few squash to go with tomato this summer. My Amish pie just gave me a nice healthy seedling so I no longer need cushaw. Will try to find candy roaster seed for a Halloween pumpkin patch next. i heard that candy roaster gets huge and still taste like a pie pumpkin Amy, Send Josh the all the melon edisto, white cushaw, white and green patty pan, black cherry tomato, and oregano too. I'm getting a few tiger melon pie melon violet tomato zucchini lemon squash Tatum squash Flat beets Cuban pepper thai cucumber Gold okra purple kohlrabi Black corn For my flowers Great trade! Thanks I'll get your seed packed up and ready to go

I think if the pods were thoroughly dry (crispy dry) on the vine before the freeze and there is no sign of rot they should be ok. The reason I say this I have collected pods I've missed in the spring that have gone through a winter of rain and freezing temps, when shelled the seed was in perfect condition and had good germination when planted. If there are signs of rot or fungus on the pods I wouldn't bother trying to save them. Annette