I have jenny lind melon to trade for your sea star aster. Plmk if your interested. Lisa

Just FYI---Echinacea is coNEflower, not coRNflower---cornflower is Centaurea. (This is why I HATE 'common' names, BTW.) Wisteria can be grown from seed, but it often takes ten or more years to flower. Also, be VERY careful about planting wisteria---the Chinese kind can eat your house, your septic system, your dog if he's not very fast...(*grin*) Be sure to get one of the native American species, sold under cultivar names such as 'Blue Moon' or 'Amethyst Falls'. Double-flowered Rose of Sharon are usually sterile, but they're easily grown from cuttings. I have a double dark rose-pink that I will be cutting back soon, if you'd like some cuttings. Honeysuckle---again be sure to get native American species. The highly invasive Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonica/Lonicera halliana is even worse than wisteria.

Hi, I'm hoping we can make a larger trade, interested in your salvia Blue Victoria, dble click and other Cosmos, Zinnias, Hibiscus Kopper King and more..never have enough of these plants, if you'll check my list and let me know...thank you. Bea-Graanieb

Hi all you hot pepper fans. I have the following to trade from 2014 crop: Yellow Buht Jolokia (2nd generation plants grown from 2013 seeds, plants overwinter well) great add to anything you want HOT, perfect for hot vinegar table sauce. Photo below. Rooster Spur (1st generation, plants overwinter well and puts on fruit) great for drying and making powered spices. Pepperocini (1st generation, plants overwinter well) excellent for pickling, much better than the store bought pepperocini. Send me an email if interested. I am looking for exotic peppers, heirloom tomato and eggplant seeds.