Sent you an email if you still have em. My trade list is below. If a repeat, I appologize the email on this website wasn't working properly for a few weeks. Here is a link that might be useful: my trade link

I have Walking Onion bulbils. How about a trade for your purple leaf Basil? :) PLMK!

"The bulblets make good "pearl" onions. The base plant is a satisfactory green onion when young, but there are lots of easier ways to produce green onions." If you throw the bulblet clusters on the ground, or just let them drop, they grow... it doesn't get much easier than that. ;-) They are hardy enough to become weeds. Mine literally come up through the last snows, and are my first fresh "veggie" of the year. Personally, I love the taste of the scallions; very mild when cooked. You can harvest them twice a year, in late Spring & again in early Autumn. Pnbrown, you & I had previously discussed these onions on another thread. I divided some of my plants this year & transplanted them individually into good soil. They did indeed form a moderately large onion at the base, up to 2" wide. They make good fresh onions now, when everything else is dead - thanks for the tip. There are actually heirloom cultivars of topsetting onions available. I am currently growing four of them: "Caudell Heirloom", "Comstock", "Knox Heirloom" and "Catawissa". The first three (all obtained through the Seed Savers Exchange) are now going into their third year, and are multiplying well. I again divided & replanted them in different locations last week, so I will see if my observations on their performance hold true next year... when I hope to have enough topsets to do a few trades. The "Knox" has proven to be far stronger than the others. The bulblets tend to be fewer in number, but much larger - many well over 1". The plants are also more vigorous, each plant dividing into 5-6 at the base (as opposed to 2-3 for the others). The flavor of the scallions has a little more bite than "Catawissa", which is still my main scallion.

I still have some topsets from last season. Shipped a couple of hundred out to GW folks in trades last October/November. I have been using them in cooking all winter. Click on the photos for larger images and more information. Egyptian Walking Onion Topsets: I also still have some garlic bulbils: Check out my "Wants" list and see if you have something I am interested in for a trade, or make an offer - I am open to trade for uncommon or unusual edibles not on my lists. I REALLY want Jerusalem Artichoke. That didn't make it on my purchase lists again this year. -Tom Here is a link that might be useful: My personal seed trade pages.