This looks a lot like Mexican Petunia, would send a link but I'm having problems with website images right now. Most people call this an invasive, some like it, I do.

Sorry that no one's responded to your inquiry. There are numerous edibles suitable for zone 2a. Sour cherries, plums, hazelnuts, apples, small pears, rhubarb, raspberry, strawberries, etc. Some have tried apricot as well. Rather than list specific varieties, here is a link of a nursery located in Saskatchewan, Canada, zone 2. Here is a link that might be useful: DNA Gardens website

Diane, I thank you so very much for being patient for this RR and hosting such a long swap. I am very sorry to those that have contributed to the contents of the box and were left with nothing in return. With no response I am left with nothing more to believe than it will not be heading to anyone else at this point. Until I hear something, this is all I am able to believe. Thank you to everyone who participated in this swap.

I am so glad that everyone has liked what they got so far! Now, I just have to find some more seeds for Gary! LOL! Thanks again to Gary for sending in so many beans! You really helped everyone to gets beans they really wanted! Gary, are there any other veggies or anything seed wise that you can think of that you really want? PLEASE let me know! I am going to be putting in a seed order soon somewhere and I would really like to get you something special. Please email me some ideas! Christy