HI Slackermom, I'd really like: Sensation Rose, blush and cherry Explosive Ember 2010 Trade Burning Bush Hy 2010 Totally Tomatoes South African Super Hot Pepper 2010 Trade Red Rocoto 2010 Totally Tomatoes Tomatoes: Solar set R Hy 2010 Totally Tomatoes Black Seaman 2010 TT Bull's Heart 2010 TT Please let me know what I need to send you. I'm new to seed swapping & I have no idea what SASBE means! haha Thanks for sharing, Elspeth

dbrockbn you have no email link on your member page To set up your email link, just go to the bottom on any page here, and click on Member Pages Then click on Edit your Personal Information, Page, and Preferences You will then probably be asked to login in again. Then check the box Allow other users to send you email via forms at our site. That will place an email link on your member page, making it handy for members (potential traders/sharers) to easily reach you in the future.. There is no need to hunt up a post to find an email addy. While you are there editing, you might want to place your state abbreviation in the one box provided for the garden zone (and Location). You will find it is often beneficial if members know where you are located......even more so, if/when you maybe want to do some plant trading. It is a postage cost, days in transit, temperature/climate thing to be considered. Additionally, you can email the Original Poster, by clicking on either their "member name" or "My Page", and then you will see their email link. Happy Gardening and trading. Sue...resident busy body

Hi! I'm very interested in some of these seeds, but I'm just starting to get into seeds. Are there any tricks to having good success with these? I'm interested in all of the seeds listed. Specifically, the Larkspur, butterfly weed, Peony Poppy (single red are fine, as well), and Gas Plant. Do you know if the Cleome self-seeds? Or do you sow it directly into the ground in the spring? I've thrown some zinia seed around the vegetable garden years ago, started some columbine seed this year & had a couple of other successes, but don't have the time or patience needed for high-maintenance seeds! :)

I would be interested in trading seeds with you. I have an heirloom tomato I bought on eBay that made softball size fruits, very meaty, flavorful and little juice. I have Japanese morning glories if you'd like those, and since you grow sunflower I have a sunflower that made about 8 foot tall stalks and seed heads about 6 inches in diameter. They were a hit with the pollinators. I am interested in your cherry and plum tomatoes. Joseph