Hi. I don't have any of the items you listed. What else are you potentially interested in? Thanks, Julie Here is a link that might be useful: Trade List

For beans to outgrow their trellis is normal. That's not the problem. Has the soil been dry? This is a good question for the Bean Forum. Probably some beansters will show up here and give you an answer. Jim

Please check my list. Most are heirloom tomatoes. Nyagous and Gold Medal are excellent!

There is a problem here. I need more information to help you out. First were are you located. There is an 8 in your zone I would think you would have no problem with limas in zone 8. I am still puzzled how you can get limas in June. I have planted in first week of April and not had limas till after the 4th and I am in zone 7b/8a on the border. Zeedman has some good advice. limas are drought tolerant but they still need water and like nice soft soil. If the ground is hard and covered in grass this could be a problem also. ]You mentioned you will not grow running limas again, have you had success with bush limas? Are they in full sun or is there shade at some time during the day. And what have you used for fertilizer. And I have to ask this are they limas? I have some common beans that are diffently daylight sensitive and are planted as a fall crop and the seed on them are brown red and look like lima bean seed. I have a runner bean giving to me called cherokee butterbean and it is a speckeled runner bean. And runners will not set reliable in the heat of summer for me in SC. A few thoughts Rodger