Datura Evening Scented Datura double purple four o'clocks kaleidoscope pink baby's breath rose forget-me-not forget-me-not blue Blue flax Nicotiana only the lonely That's all I am remembering at the moment and I have so much more to sow!

Hi Kelli, I tried to email you a response but it didnt go through. I have plenty of the red cypress vine, however the danish poppy and black cloud are out. I am expecting some lilac pom pom to arrive in a few days, its a beauty! If your in no hurry I can subsitute some of that instead. Also the Red Zinger isnt ready to harvest yet, but will be soon. I saw a few I would love to have in your list too, the echinacea, monarda, and the hyacinth bean. I think my email is listed above in one of the replys. Im new here so I dont know the proper way to contact people, but am totally ok with sending you my address for trade, and if you want to give me yours I can get seeds in the mail for you. If you want to wair a few days for the pom poms to arrive you could do that or I could send them another time. Thanks for your interests and I hope to hear from you soon.

Tina, I'm going to try Bogota x paplilio soon as my older, well rooted Bogota sends up a scape as I have fresh papilio pollen. The red of Bogota is a softer brick red and doesn't appear to me to be that highly saturated red of many of the Dutch hybrids. And as you say, if nothing else then the shape should be pleasing. Anyway, if I am successful I'd be glad to share some seeds with you..Bogota is only up about 1/2" though..it's gonna be a while. I had about 12 seedlings from a cross of Benfica x papilio and I lost all but one from planting directly in the soil this summer. For some reason the grubs or whatever.. choose this variety to annihilate, and left many other near by seedlings of different crosses alone..maybe they tasted different??...Donna This post was edited by dondeldux on Mon, Jan 21, 13 at 10:22

I was making an order and came up with the dreaded "won't ship to Alaska" sign...I get so frustrated with that. But on the bright side, I went seed shopping locally yesterday, and got most of the seeds I wanted cheaper, anyway. My favorite place to buy seeds locally sells Seeds of Change, Renee's Garden, and Johnny's Seeds at a discount, plus buy 4 get 1 free. AND they didn't have one of the tomatoes I wanted; fortunately they had just put in an order to Renee's Garden, so picked up the phone while I was there and had it added to their order. Now that is service! For anyone reading this in the Anchorage/Valley area, if you haven't checked out Far North Garden Supply for those hard to find seeds, you might try them. I'm trying growing artichokes from seed this year. I grew them a couple of years ago, but someone else had started the plants and done the difficult work. I hope the ones I start do as well as those did. I also found cayenne pepper seeds yesterday...there are lots of pepper seeds around, but I haven't found cayenne for a couple of years. It's one of my favorite peppers for drying and adding to anything and everything I cook!