I would like some of your white clematis seed. Unfortunately, I do not have herbs except lavender. I have perennial and some annual flowers on my trade list. LMK if you find anything that interests you. Thanks, Valerie Here is a link that might be useful: valeriepa's trade list

Hi Judith- I'd love to trade some of my nigella for some of your sweet pea. For some rweason I didn't grow any sweet pea this year and I missed it soooo much! Let me know. Thanks- Elizabeth

They look wonderful Jamie! Rio Samba is Deb's #1 favorite rose. (She says hi) Rio has been the first of our big roses to bloom two years in a row. I agree that Candystripe is actually Love. It looks just like ours. The good news is that the one in our yard has been here for decades. It was here when you visited. Deb's Grandma had it and the rascal is very hardy. At least they sent you a rose that likes Montana :) We were hoping you would come by. This year has been one of the best ever in our yard. Work has kept me too busy to upload many photos. Been bouncing from Red Lodge to Crow Agency and back. I have taken the time to make an album of garden pics if you have time to check: Yard Photos Some of the early bloomers with quick turnaround are already starting on their second flush. It is gonna be a great year.

Rae, I have at least a half dozen straight species type seeds and I can tell you they do not vary much. All clematis seed gets a hard head if viable. They all look relatively the same. Some have a lighter colored edge to the seed, but it is still hard. The only clematis I know that have small viable seed are the non-climbing types like C. stans, but of course the good seed are still hard. On the link below, is a pic of a Clematis montana seedhead. It is not the best pic, but I think you can see the thickened seeds at the base. Remy Here is a link that might be useful: Clematis montana seedhead