Hello, tod and dave I sent both of you emails so sorry it took me so long to check back on my post.I really forgot that I posted this after I checked back to see If anyone answered my post at that time no one did so I gave up hope and I never checked back untill tonight.Anyways I would love to trade with the both of you and tod the watermelon seeds that you sent me where great they all are growing in my watermelon patch now. I got two tiny melons so far yahoo and waiting on more I will be harvesting them in feb 2007 if everything works out right for me.well I'll be waiting on both of your emails also please email me direct only at jengrows@aol.com as gardenweb has my old email address and will not let me change my email address for some crazy reason.So i just don't use gardenwebs email forms at all.Thanks and i'll been looking out for those emails guys. Jennifer

Hi, I'm interested in your Columbine: "Nora Barlow" Delphinium Elatum: "Blue Shades" Malva: "Braveheart", "Zebrina", "Mystic Merlin" - any of those and any heirloom tomatoes you have extras of. I have some items on my trade, but unsure if you need any of it since I didn't see it listed on your trade section.

Susan, Why don't you post a question on the discussion forum about the best tomatoes for your area. Personally, I'm still trying one each of a bunch of different varieties of heirlooms, looking for one or three or five (stop me!) that do well with my specific growing conditions. I was disappointed with Cherokee Purple and Marmande last year. But I also figure that might have been the specific weather last year, or any other of a number of variables. So I'm still trying heirlooms. I bet there are folks in your area who have found good ones. I also haunt the farmer's markets here in the winter and figure out what they seem to have a lot of. I have seeds of an unnamed yellow tomato sold as organic, local and heirloom that was everywhere last winter, at the coop, at the farmer's market, even discounted in the organic section of publix. I don't know what it is, but I'm planting it because the local organic farmers clearly had a heck of a crop last winter. Susannah

You may want to consider joining our seed swap. Check out the Round Robin Forum for the "harvest veggie swap. Two of our participants have lots of heirloom tomatoes. You are sure to get most of what you want.