When I had seeds to trade, I posted on the Seed Exchange forum. I made sure my trade list was up-to-date. If someone was interested in trading with me, they contacted me via email. As with other gardening objectives, it makes sense to define your goals--decide how you want to trade (i, e, postage, address labels, envelopes) and put that out there on GW. List the seeds you have to trade on your trade list, then post what seed types you've got available on the Seed Exchange forum. I "shopped" for seeds on the Seed Exchange forum a couple of years until I filled my garden beds. I kept the seed exchange information (i.e., names & addresses of folks with whom I traded) on an Excel spreadsheet so I'd have it for future reference. Common sense rule of thumb is be sure you get return postage prior to mailing seeds.

Made me laugh, too. I'm surprised he could keep a fairly straight face. Of course, we're probably seeing take #48.

There are two ways to post a link: To insert a link using the provided boxes below the "Message" box: Insert the link in the "Optional Link URL:" box Type in the description or name of the item being linked in the "Name of the Link:" box If this is a new Post, you won't see these two boxes until you "preview" your message. So, compose your message and "Preview" it. You will now see the link boxes and can now enter your link information. To insert a link inside the "Message" box, Copy the following into the "Message" box where you want it: Description Next, replace the http://www.XXX/ with your link Now, replace the Description with the description (words) you want displayed with your link. With either method, you will see your link when you next "preview" your message

well, rats, I realize now, it was to late to remove, when I tried. I never saw the edit button once I wanted to remove the post. Thanks Raven I will go and remove this post in a few minutes. :) Moni