It is often called leopard's bane, wolf's bane, mountain tobacco and mountain arnica. At the moment all I have is single white flowered Datura seeds. If that is not what you want will send postage. Thanks so much.

Hi, I am interested in your edemame, santa clause melon, pomegranate, and acorn squash seeds. Here is my list of what I can trade: ~~Store-bought seeds~~ **Veggies and fuits** Canteloupe - verduras pumpkin - connecticut field Pepper - California wonder 300TMR Tomato - Big Boy hybrid Tomato - Moneymaker Tomato - Yellow pear Carrot - Danvers #126 Carrot - Danvers Half Long Turnip - Purple top white globe Lettuce - Grand Rapids (leaf) Eggplant - early long purple Watermelon - Sugar Baby **Flowers** Marigold - crackerjack, mixed colors Marigold - french dwarf double mixed colors snapdragon - tall delux mixed colors petunia - mixed colors cosmos - single sensation mixed colors alyssum - maritmum tall sweet Zinnia - lilliput ~~Self Harvested~~ Cantaloupe Honey Dew Melon Golden Delicious Melon Roma Tomato Sugar Plum Cherry tomato Pasilla Pepper Jalapeno Pepper Sweet Mini Bell Pepper Anaheim Pepper Elephant garlic Watermelon - Yellow flesh Crenshaw Melon ~~Will be self harvested somewhere between now and first frost~~ Early Girl tomato sweet 100 cherry tomato sungold cherry tomato big beef tomato better boy tomato ace tomato celebrity tomato brandywine tomato Sweet banana pepper Chili de arbol peppers Armenian Cucumber Japanese Cucumber Black Beauty eggplant Yellow onion String beans (bush) red/green bell peppers yellow bell pepper Pumpkin Crimson sweet Watermelon Sweet corn serrano peppers lucky lion soybeans

Have Arnica montana seeds for trade. I will be starting these in a few weeks so if you're wanting plants maybe we can arrange a larger plant trade.

Mersiepoo - thank you! I had not looked further than the A. montana. Checking Horizon Herbs at your suggestion, I see they offer Arnica chamissonis as well as the A. montana, stating that it is accepted as interchangeable with the other, but less dependent on altitude. I've bookmarked and will probably purchase from them, but would still be interested to hear if someone has had experience with growing it and knowledge of just how invasive it may be.