Reimer's Seeds sells 3 colors of cotton seeds: Here is a link that might be useful: Cotton seeds source

Here is a list of some of the flower seeds I have for trade. If you see anything interesting, let me know. I am also interested in peppers (Capsicum), and pretty much any interesting or unusual food. also physalis peruviana (poha or cape goosberry) the seeds listed are not saved by me, they are purchased from a seed company. They are a few years old, but last time I germinated some they sprouted no problem. Type Variety Color Gazania Daybreak Bright Orange Gazania Daybreak Bright Yellow Gazania Daybreak Pink Shades Ageratum Hawaii Blue Celosia Castle Mix Celosia Castle Pink Celosia New Look Marigold Safari Yellow Snapdragon Montego Pink Snapdragon Montego Purple Snapdragon Montego Red Snapdragon Montego Scarlet Snapdragon Montego Yellow Snapdragon Rocket Golden Snapdragon Rocket Mix Snapdragon Rocket Pink Snapdragon Rocket Red Snapdragon Rocket White Snapdragon Show Bicolor Mix Snapdragon Show Crimson Snapdragon Show Mix Snapdragon Show Rose Pink Snapdragon Show Scarlet Snapdragon Show White Snapdragon Show Wine Bicolor Snapdragon Show Yellow Snapdragon Chimes Mix Snapdragon Chimes Red Snapdragon Chimes White Petunia Sonata Mix Pansy Delta Citrus Mix Pansy Delta Pure Golden Yellow Pansy Delta Spirit Mix Pansy Contessa Mix Pansy Ultima Baron Purple Pansy Dynamite Beacon Blue Coleus Carefree Mix Viola Sorbet Coconut Duet Viola Sorbet Duet Mix Viola Sorbet Orange Duet Viola Sorbet Purple Babyface Viola Sorbet Ruby & Gold Babyface Nicotiana Saratoga Deep Rose Nicotiana Saratoga Lime Nicotiana Saratoga Red Nicotiana Saratoga White Nicotiana Avalon Apple Blossom Impatiens Accent Lilac Impatiens Accent Pastel Mix Impatiens Accent Peppermint Mix Impatiens Accent Rose Impatiens Accent Sunrise Mix Impatiens Accent Violet Impatiens Accent White Impatiens Xtreme Red Impatiens Xtreme Scarlet Impatiens Xtreme Violet

BTW; What I said above what meant to say that we should check things out for our selves before saying that someone doesn't know what they're talking about. I had never heard such a thing either but took a moment to check the story out. Isn't it ironic that now we would search for naturally colored cottons and then only the slaves grew them? This was partly because it was hard to process because of it's short fibres, but the green color Southern Exposure Seed Exchange carries is quite pretty! heirloomtomato "Naturally colored cottons were grown by the slaves prior to the Civil War. In many instances, slaves on plantations were not permitted to grow the white cotton of their masters. Brown cotton was the most commonly grown, but there are other naturally colored cottons such as green, blue, yellow, and pink cottons, and they all have their own subtle beauty. These heirloom cottons are now difficult to find. They have fallen out of favor because the fibers are shorter and not as suitable for spinning and dyeing as modern white cotton." From Southern Exposure Seed Sxchange's website Here is a link that might be useful: Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

I have a Gossypium barbadense. I can give you seeds or cuttings. I love this plant. If you have another cotton to trade that would be terrific but if not just give me your info and I will send you what I have. Anita