Ill trade you Cayenne for Crabapple and/or Burdock. Let me know Jrowley

"Does anyone have seeds to share from an especially nicely flavored strain of Red Robin? I'd like to get about 20 seeds and would prefer seeds from someone who collects their seed from multiple fruits." Lynda, I have grown Red Robin for the past three years. This year I have eight plants in containers and they are doing quite well. These all taste the same when ripened and taste just like the ones I grew last season. If you have these growing outside and it has rained more than usual then that may contribute t0 their not tasting to your expectations. Gary

Exchanges and trades have their own forum so please post this on it rather than on the discussions forum. I linked i below for you. You may already find posts there offering these trades. Thanks. Dave Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Exchange forum

Edible? I wouldn't eat them b'c they look to me like one of the genera of the Nightshade family. And that family is the family Solanaceae and there are many genera within that family and the genus Solanum includes tomatoes, potatoes and eggplant, but also includes species that are really called nightshades, such as Solanum nigrum, to name one, and some are considered poisonous. There are other possibilities but the various nightshades are considered weeds by most and would probably be as good a guess as any. Carolyn