Hey Lynda -- I've got a few seeds of Duranta "Geisha Girl and a few small plants too, if you want to wait a couple of months we could swap plants? Karyn, good seeing you here too, you'd not happen to have WHITE Duranta? fingers crossed, Bea

Hey I am in need of some Salvia Apiana....white smudging sage seeds.. kind used for such like Native American Indian ceremonials etc. I can exchange... ( most are brand new seeds..some from purchasing last year and kept in fridge sealed in ziplocks and covered) Gourd - Large bottle -non GMO Sunflower / Mammoth - Organic Sunflower / Evening mix - non gmo Eggplant / Early long purple - Organic Sweet pepper / Cali wonder - Organic Sweet pepper / Carnival hybrid mix -non gmo Summer squash / sumter- Organic " " / sure thing hybrid - non gmo " " pic n pic hybrid (yellow) non gmo " " golden zucchini non gmo " " 49er hybrid (yellow) non gmo " " Dark green zucchini - Organic Long Island brussel sprouts. ( not sure if organic or non gmo) Popcorn... Dakota black popcorn - Heirloom Strawberry popcorn - Heirloom Tomatoes... Sweetie - Organic Roma- Organic ***** these last 3 are from last year 2013******* Snow White cherry tomato- Heirloom Black Pineapple - Heirloom And it's either White tomesol or peach tomato - Heirloom EDIT... I forgot to add these and they are brand new... just bought them and all flowers have germinated. Spearmint - non gmo Parsley - Organic Flowers... Chrysanthemum- Robinson Red - non gmo California Poppy- Twister mix - non gmo Gaillardia- non gmo This post was edited by flo9 on Sat, Mar 15, 14 at 1:46

I'm still looking and I can add Clemson spineless okra to the list. I have a lot of glass gem corn seed. Very good germination! I checked 10 seeds for germination and 9 germinated, plus I have a lot of volunteers from the small ears that I didn't pick after bush hogging the stalks. I have popped some of it and it reminds me of the popcorn that I grew up with in the 60's. Better than Orvilles! Not as big but more corny! If you don't have culinary Sage and/or Greek oregano I'll be happy to send any of what I have. Or trade for something else that may tempt me!

You need to be more specific about the huckleberry seeds. Do you mean "Garden huckleberry" aka solanum nigrum, aka chichiquelites? Or real huckleberries, hard to find and rarely grown these days? Maybe Google "chichiquelites" and you'll get a lot of info. lmk. I have chichiquelites, (aka garden huckleberry) seeds I can share. They are a couple of year's old but still good, I'm sure. I can send you a lot so I'm sure you'll still get some germination. (warning: they can be invasive.) I'd love to trade for a few varieties of heirloom tomatoes, especially "black" types, not a lot of seed from each type, just enough to get 1-2 plants from each one.