Sorry I'm still new umm in central Florida we have bald cypress I presume beginning to develope seeds and eventually drop I'm not familiar with the name of oak that lives here but they drop millions of acorns we have pine again not very familiar. I'm new to this whole idea and learning so forgive me please sweet gum grows a lot in my area it's very annoying the spike balls they drop and sicamore also grows plentiful but I don't actually see seeds just sproutlets. Southern red cedar part of the juniperus family (correct me I I'm wrong) just got done pollinating recently. Those are all the trees I know of at the moment that grow here naturally that I might be able to get seeds for. I'll try hard to get them if you're wanting to trade. I normally don't buy my seeds because I can grab several right outside. And when I collect I grab as many as possible for the best chance if at least one growing.

October17, The pole beans would be all of the greasy beans, any runner or half runner. There are also several that have pole in their name, making those pretty easy to spot. Bean, Big & Early White Greasy Bean, Blue Coco Bean, Brown Striped Greasy Bean, Brown Tobacco Worm Bean, Haricot Dolique Bean, Ideal Market Bean, Lazy Housewife Pole Bean, Maxibel Bean, Missouri Brown Bean, Mountaineer Half Runner Bean, Pencil Pod Bean, Rattlesnake Pole Bean, Riggins Stick Bean, Small White Greasy Bean, Spartan Runner Bean, Sunset Runner Bean, White Half Runner I think that is about all of the pole beans. What varieties of tomatoes do you have available? I looked at your trade list, but it doesnt have any tomatoes listed as being available.

I have my white mussaenda in a huge pot(south side sun) and my pink in the ground(east side sun). I give them no special treatment whatsoever and they thrive. However, they do drop their leaves and go dormant in the winter so if it looks like you new baby has died, well it hasn't and will come back in the spring even though every year you worry it won't. If you bought a tree form I would stake it. If you bought the plant, just know that the branches can bend like a weeping willow. When it gets huge, you can prune it to keep it tidy.They are beautiful. Enjoy!

Does anyone have a small quantity of red-flowering broad bean seed to spare? I've tried Diggers Club but they are out of stock. Please e-mail me direct. Will do SSAE or I have a large variety of vegetable (including other broad beans) and flower seeds for trade. Thanks, Rosewater.