One way to find particular seeds is to contact the seed producer and ask if there any dealers in your area. Regenerate is produced by Landmark Turf, 800-268-0180. I couldn't find who the producer for Wolfpack is. Melodee Fraser had something to do with its registration and her email is mlkfraser@aol.com. She may be able to give you information on where to find it. You can also check out online seed stores like seedsuperstore. Hogan, Pawnee Buttes, Williams, Newsom are some other retailers that could ship seed to you. I don't know if they have these cultivars.

My two are doing great. The O-somethingorother bloomed about a week ago and is growing a tomato, and the Aunt Ruby has a few flowers right now. Since they bloomed at different times, and the other tomato plants I'm growing haven't bloomed yet, my family is under strict no-picking orders for the first tomatoes on both plants. There is a picture of the first tomato on the O-something on my garden journal. I think you got a watermelon (or was it a pumpkin, can't recall) and a sunflower from me, right? How are they doing? The sunflower was supposed to grow up into a 6ft tall plant, but I've discovered I somehow got my hybrid seed mixed with non hybrid seed, so that plant might be coming up as a cute little dwarf branching red and I'm curious as to what it is turning into if you decided to plant it. Here is a link that might be useful: Journal

Hi Kasha. There are so many swaps going on already this fall that it is doubtful that you will find too many folks who are not already committed to going to one of them. I am going to the Greer, SC on Sept. 20th and then to the High Point Swap, NC on Oct.4th. That takes care of all the gas money I have for a while. There is another in Charlotte, NC on the 13th???? of Sept that I would love to go to but I have already made trades that I have to take to the other 2 so I am out. I would suggest that you might want to look forward to the spring and decide on a place and a date and I am sure that 'They Will Come'. I know that I will, Mooresville is not too far for me and I love to shop in both Mooresville and Huntersville, making a convenient loop for me. For the time being why don't you think about joining in on one of the other swaps, meet new friends and other gardeners. Glad to see you here, Welcome, Les (Love2GardenNC)

We had a great time at our First Annual Spring Plant Exchange in Clover. Thank you, Garden Web, for letting us advertise and thank you, Aqua, for bringing those beautiful plants to share today. Angelwings3 P.S. Will post when we plan the Fall Exchange!