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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.

Hi Erin, I see several things on your list I'd like to try. Would you like to take a look at mine to see if there might be something for you? Thanks!

24 pots is a pretty good sized area, though you didn't mention which size pots. Choose dwarf or patio versions of some of the plants you mentioned, if they are particularly big. Since your total types of plants isn't that much, I would suggest to do 2-3 of the same plants, especially something like pepper. While one pepper plant can give plenty, the concern is that you'd like to have some survive in case of a bad situation, such as one of them dies unexpectedly or gets some infestation and only one makes it after you get things under control, etc You might also add some flowers for companion planting. There is a forum for this, so feel free to check it when you have time.