Just looked at your trade list. I have Heteroppappus 'Blue Knoll' (aka Chrysanthemum Blue KNoll) two packs 15 seeds each.These seeds originally from park seeds. If you interested please let me know... What kind of marigolds you have? I might be interested in some of those. Sima This post was edited by Prairie_Sima on Sun, Mar 2, 14 at 23:31

Sorry to hear that you will no longer be gardening. I'd love to get some of your seeds if you still have some available. I'm interested in: Costoluto genovese coyote tomato acorn squash Iroquois cantaloupe Early jersey wakefield Thanks so much for your time and generosity. I hope to hear back from you. Erica

Hello, welcome to seed trading! It will be easier for you to do trades, etc. if you enable your email so that we can contact you, but if you aren't comfortable with that, just keep a really close eye on these threads. I am offering an SASE (that stands for self-addressed stamped envelope) for parsley, beets, beans and corn (basil is now gone). Let me know which of these you would like. In order to do an SASE, I give you my address (preferably in an email), you send a package to me with either a self-addresses stamped envelope inside to send your seeds back in (the gardenweb method), or just send a couple stamps (this is how I usually ask people to do it in order to make it easier for you). Please email me if you would like to proceed- you can send me an email by clicking on the "my page" link at the top, then clicking on the "send me an email" link. Thank you.

clarification...3-4 *mini packs of* seeds, not just 3-4 seeds. aka 3-4 separate mini packs, of different varieties of seeds, 20+ seeds to a pack, so 4 packs would be about 80 seeds! So for one 50 sent stamp, you could get 20seeds/1pk-40seeds/2packs-60 seeds/3pks or 80 seeds/4pks. Don't need that many? Take what you need, and use the rest to trade for something you do need or share them locally. I can drive & walk now, but It'll never work as it did before. I can drive, walk & not in pain, so I'm thankful for that. So, seeds can go out ASAP, now.