Here is my trade list: VEGETABLES: Spinach-Bloomsdale Cucumber-Straight Eight Tomato(Slicing)-Stupice Tomato(Cherry)-Gardener's Delight Red Bell Pepper(unknown variety) Pea(English)- Alaska Carrot- Red Cored Chantenay Radish- Early Scarlet Globe Beet-Early Wonder Lettuce(Bibb-Tom Thumb Bean(Pole)-Blue Lake Carrot-Danvers Half Long Pepper(Sweet)- Sweet Banana Muskmelon- Golden Delicious Pepper(Sweet)- California Wonder Watermelon- Sugar Baby Cabbage(Chinese)-Wong Bok Cabbage-Copenhagen Market Broccoli- Di Cicco Corn(Indian)-Bloody Butcher HERBS AND FLOWERS Chives Basil-Genovese Lavender-Munstead Summer Savory German Chamomile Lemon Balm Feverfew Borage Lavender Hyssop Echinacea- Purple Coneflower Sunflower- Black Mammoth Sunflower- Dwarf Columbine- Rocky Mountains Larkspur Forget-Me-Not

I have hyacinth bean, canna, and clematis seed. I would be interested in White Vienna kohlrabi, Mary Washington asparagus and Long island brussels sprouts if you'de like to trade

my fellow canadian he he he, I grow pixwell too and everyone here likes them.Poorman, hinnomaki red are very good also.I grow black velvet and josta too but will only get to try them later this summer so can't comment on the flavor yet. Romance series bush cherries are probably a safe bet,I planted some last year that were measly 2 inch tall way over priced plugs which are now 3 feet tall in one growing season! Hardy kiwi do very well for me and taste great!If want to try kiwi send me a PM in the fall and I can send you some. How long is your growing season? you can probaly grow some of the shorter season grapes.Saskatoons are really good too, I have a lot of wild ones growing on my property some are bushes and some like the one in my back yard are more like trees and have 6 inch diameter trunks! I actually bought some named varieties last year, thiessen,honeywood and JB30...... hopefully they will taste as good as the wild ones. glenn

I'm looking for cape gooseberry SEEDS. Can you help?