Hi,I do have both of those, although the Malvaviscus is very young. I just recently rooted it in water and put it into a quart-size pot 2 days ago. The Clerodendrum is about 6 inches high, also in a quart-size pot. It has just been pinched back so it will branch out. It was rooted a couple of months ago and is not blooming quite yet. If this sounds like a fair trade to you, let me know. Thanks, Suzy

Hey! Let me know if you are still looking for pepper seeds, I have Serrano and Long Thin Cayanne unopened packets from F. M., I will be glad to share with you. I also have tons of cilantro seeds and a couple green husk tomatillo dried by myself from my own harvest.

Hi Chysmom, If you are just looking for a source, you might try asking at the link below. You might also try asking at some of the Region/State specific forums. A complete list of the forums can be found by clicking on the Forums link found in the Green Banner at the top of every page. Good luck in your search. Sue Here is a link that might be useful: Heirloom Plants & Gardens

Hi, I have several heirloom veggie seeds including: New zealand spinach, chile de arbol pepper, Hawaiian hot pepper, Japanese chile pepper, Cascabel mild chile pepper, Waimanalo bok choy, radiccio, Chinese vining spinach, Korean mini melon, and 7 seeds of "asparagus pea" AKA winged bean to trade. I am looking for Kewalo, a hawaiian determinate heirloom tomato. Also "Sweet Quartz VFNT" heirloom cherry tomato, a variety originally from Japan. I don't know what its Japanese variety name is. Will also consider dwarf heirloom tomatoes such as Tatura that yield well in a 4 gallon pot without their vines getting huge.