What would you like in exchange? Here is a link that might be useful: exchange page

The hulless pumpkins are the best ones to grow if you want to eat the seeds. They are all Cucurbita pepo, in the same family as most summer squash & pumpkins. As their name implies, they have no shell on the seed. The pumpkins themselves, in general, are somewhat unattractive, and their flesh tends to be of poorer quality than pie pumpkins. There are several varieties, most of them open-pollinated. "Lady Godiva" (there is also a bush version), "Sonoran Hulless", "Streaker Jack", "Styrian Hulless", and "Snackerjack" are a few. Sand Hill Preservation carries three of them.

I have 2 'Casper' pumpkins growing that I can collect seed from. I don't know how pumpkin genetics works, but I don't grew this variety this year (two vines) so I'm guess you'll probably get white pumpkin for the seeds. Would you be interested? Do you have Marina Di Chioggia or are you looking for it?

I just wanted to let everyone in the Pumpkins, Squash, and Gourds Forum know that the first Incredible Edibles seed swap of the fall has been posted over in the Round Robin Forum. This swap is for Pumpkins, Winter Squash and Gourds. I thought some of you might be interested in joining - there's still time! I hope to see you there! Here is a link that might be useful: I.E. Pumpkins, Squash, and Gourds Swap