Afternoon! Below is an updated list of what is still available. A lot of seeds have found new homes :) SEEDS I HAVE: Yarrow: Terra Cotta 9 Asclepsia Incarnata: Cinderella 4 Hibiscus: Rose Mallow 9 Showy Tick Trefoil 1 Yellow Grass 1 Columbine: Rocky Mountain Blue 1 Vitex: Purple 1 Red Touch Me Knot 1 Asclepsia Curassavica: Apollo Yellow 1 Petunia: Titan Salmon 1 Wild Columbine: Aquelia Candensis 1 Gaillardia: Fiesta Daisy 1 Gaillardia: Goblin 1 Pansy: Black Devil 1 Sungold Tomato 1 Golden Yarrow Tall Pink Hibiscus Perennial 1 Tomato: Banana Legs 1 Coreopsis Tripteris: Tall Tickseed 1 Wallflower: Yellow 1 Tomato: Ground Cherry 1 Hollyhock: Black Watchman 1 Parsley: Dark Green Italian 1 Haley's Comet Purple Tomato: Small Cherokee Purple 1 Tomato: Break O'Day 1 Tomato: Great White 1 Tomato: Japanese Black Trifele 1 Bachelor Buttons: Blue Boy 1 Dianthus: Pink 1 Shasta Daisy: 1 Nicotiana: Big Mouth 1 Butterfly Bush: Mixed Colors 1 Candytuft 1 Asarina Erubescens 1 Agastache: Apache Sunset 1 Coneflower: Sombrero 1 Small Yellow Foxglove 1 Foxglove: No color ID 1 Henbane 1 Rose Campion 1 Mum: Pink Daisy 1 Blackberry Lily 1 Tomato: Tiny Tim 1 Daisy Mum: Pink/ Yellow 1 Japanese Parsley: Mashimori 1 Solanum Atropurpureum: Malevolence 1 Salvia: Coral Nymph 1 Columbine: Mixed colors 1 Androsace x Pedemontana (Rock Jasmine) White: 1 You can check out my wants and see if there's anything you have that might be on there or just send me an email. Easy peasy. Definitely not looking for anymore tomatoes....lol...just started 65 plants...and I'm tomatoed out :) Thanks so much for all the posts and emails! Happy Trading!! vina :D

Well I'm surprised this post went this long without a reply :o) Good bye post...hehe Cindee, once you sign up, a message will appear that will direct you to the spreadsheet that houses all the other entries (bookmark this site for future reference). If you find something you'd like as a trade, simply email the person-- everyone's email address is required when signing up. The sign up form and the subsequent message explains it all. Ryan

I finaly looked up the ZD rose, It sounds much like the Peggy Martin except the color looks a little deeper and it may not have the multi-flora bunches of blooms. i can't wait to get one. i've found that the Peggy Martin roots best if layered in the ground in the fall. I don't cut them loose from the mother plant until spring and I wait a few weeks before potting up the baby plants. they tend to go into shock when moved but usually recover nicely in a couple of weeks. Once they are established - look out! They grow like crazy! Here is a link that might be useful: garden tips

You have no idea how close I came in my previous post to asking if there was a heat mat underneath. I advise you to talk to your installer before he does the repair and ask what happens if the heat matt is destroyed during the repair. Making repairs over a heat mat makes things considerably more delicate. It depends on the type of mat and where/how it was installed, and how the installer intends to make the repair. I have a squawk box that I made from parts at Radio Shack. It's essentially a continuity tester. I clip it to the leads of the heat mat when I'm working. If at any time one of the wires is broken, the continuity of the circuit is interrupted and a buzzer sounds. He definitely needs something like that, and it needs to be used during the repair. Mongo