Honglee, I know it takes a lot of time to collect seed and then thereÂs the trip to the post office but I do it because I enjoy sharing them with other people. I have spent many hours collecting, packing, labeling and mailing bubble envelopes this year. I have mailed almost 50 envelopes in the last few weeks and the only cost was $1.00 for some plastic seed baggies and my time. It is actually against GardenWeb rules to ask for payment for seed and IÂm very surprised your offer hasnÂt been removed and you warned by the powers that be, or worse, banned. If you want to offer seed for postage as your post states all you have to do is email people your address and they will send you a bubble envelope with a return label and return postage inside. When you receive the envelope all you have to do is remove the label and postage from the outside and put the return postage and label on and then mail it. If you want compensation for the time you spend and the trips you have to make to the post office, you might want to try another site where it is allowed. I have actually thought of doing this myself but the enjoyment I get from giving my seed is more important than any money I could make off of them. jim_6b

Hey Mai, Well until your email link is fixed, I guess you will just have to email folks...hopefully they will have a Member Page email link as a lot of newer members don't get it set up initially. I suggest you reporting it to GW via the Contact Us, link found at the bottom of any GW page. Choose Technical Question from the drop down menu, and then Subject line of "My email link doesn't work" or something similar. I've not read of others having email problems, so it must not be a widespread issue. Sue

Here is the master list of seeds contained in the 2006 Seed Swap Box. Not everything has been scientifically identified. Some are store bought seed packets others are garden collected. If you want something, send in your left over seeds and I'll mail you what I've got. By mid March I plan on sending the leftovers to the Gulf area to aid the hurricane victims. Send anything to Raleigh Garden, Box 352, Garner NC 27529-0352 PERENNIALS Hollyhock - Dbl Yellow, Pinks, Purple Mix, Peach Unknown Hibiscus BabyÂs Breath Sea Holly Hosta - Med Blue & Large Green Hosta Inniswood, Hosta ventricosa Calamintha grandiflora Tickseed - Coreopsis lanceolata Digitalis - foxglove Silene Heuchera - CoralBells Columbine - various species (not canadensis) Liatris Rudbeckia - Cherokee Sunset Astilbe Echinacea - Purple Cone Flower Siberian Iris Platycodon - Pastel Blend Columbine - Aquilegia canadensis TROPICALS & MISC Chaste Tree - Vitex Hibiscus militaris Oleander - Nerium oleander - Pink, Hot Pink Brugmansia sauveolens Texas Star Hibiscus Old ManÂs Beard Golden Rain Tree Carolina Allspice Mimosa tree ANNUALS Forget Me Nots Snow in Summer Morning Glory - Grandpa Otts Bidens - Golden Eye Red Poppy Sweet William - Mixed Spilanthes - Eyeball Plant Euphorbia marginata Marigold - Safari Mix, MomÂs Yellow Tagetes erecta - Cempoalxochitl Marigold or ÂDay of the Dead Marigold Pennisetum alopecurcoides ÂMoudry Cleome - Mixed Datura - La Fleur Lilac Impatiens balsamina - Touch Me Nots Tithonia rotundiflora ÂTorch Gaillardia Chinese Houses - Collinsia BlueBonnet - Maroon Sunflower - Cinnamon Su n Verbena bonairensis Cardinal Creeper VEGGIES Tomatoes - Supersweet 100 Carrots Bell Pepper - Red (from Italy)­ Corn - Checkerd Choice Sweet Corn Corn - Bloody Butcher Dent Corn Corn - Silver Queen Hybrid HERBS Anthemis Anise Hyssop Italian Parsely Cilantro Garlic Chives Agastache ÂBlue FortuneÂ

Really want to try my luck with plumeria seeds again. Haven't had much luck with cuttings tho I haven't given up. I have some zinnia and Dbl. lavender datura for trade. Thanks, Gladys