Really interested in some of your irises. I do have some rebloomer iris that I can see if they're ready to divide but they're not on your want list. I can give you the names later this AM. I will be digging watsonia bulbs this weekend. They are a south african bulb and can be seen at www.easytogrow.com. I will have magenta, red and pale orange. I also have crocosmia that I will be digging or check my have list . Thanks, Bobbih

Paula, Thank you for the offer but I don't collect gobs and gobs of seeds. I just collect a few seed heads of things I think others might like to grow and a few for myself for the next year if they are annuals. I shouldn't say this here on the garden web but I toss most seeds in the trash as I am cleaning up my gardens ( take a deep breathe, stop gasping...lol). I think this year I will collect more than usual because I feel like a cheap skate when I see some of the other seed packets in swaps...lol I have added the petunias to your gift package and again, thank you for the offer. I will pass this time though. Lisa

Am so excited to have drupes on the new Edgeworthia papyrifera that I got this spring. If I can catch them at the right stage of ripe and then get them to germinate ~a year from now, it will probably only be another decade before flowering. So why am I so excited? I don't know but have decided to just enjoy the moment.

My wishlist :) BEANS (anything pretty! except scarlet emperor I have lots of him) Asparagus pea (winged bean) Black Coco Blauhilde Purple Koronis Nonna Agnes's Blue Bean Fort Portal Jade Bean Auntie Wilder Good Mother Stallard PEAS! Any rare, heirloom, or odd colored varieties Arbogast Carouby De Maussane Champion of England Green Beauty Lincoln Magnum Bonum Mammoth Melting Sugar Prince Albert Spring Blush Tendril Tall Telephone Wando SQUASH (any bush types!) Bush Buttercup Desi Summer Squash Gelber Englischer Custard Kakai Kogigu Lakota Makaronowa Warszawska Spaghetti Moranga Musquee de Provence Shishigatani Sibley/Pikes Peak Sucrine du Berry Sweet Dumpling Tatume Thelma Sanders Sweet Potato Triamble/Shamrock MELONS Ali Baba Watermelon Ananas Crane Early Frame Prescott Ginger's Pride Ineya Piel de Sapo Plum Granny/Queen Anne's Pocket Melon Sakata's Sweet Melon Strawberry Watermelon Swan Lake Tip Top Valencia Winter Melon Vert Grimpant TOMATOES African Queen Aunt Ginny's Purple Aunt Gertie's Gold Believe it or not Big Ben Big Rainbow Black Russian Blondkopfchen Brandywine Yellow Burpee's Globe Ceylon Chile Verde Elfin Emerald Evergreen Gold Medal Goldman's Italian-American Green Doctors Green Giant Jaune Flammee Marvel Striped Mary Robinson's German Bicolor Matt's Wild Cherry McClintock's Big Pink Mortgage Lifter bicolor Old Ivory Egg Opalka Orange Banana Orange Strawberry Orange Minsk Peach Blow Sutton Purple Russian Red Rose Santa Clara Canner Sara's Galapagos Stump of the World Stupice Sunrise Bumblebee White Beauty Wild Sweetie ANY Dwarf Types - Fred's Tie Dye, Mr. Snow, Purple Heart, Sleeping Lady, Summertime Green, Uluru Ochre, Waratah, Wherokowhai MISC. All kinds of leafy greens (ANY kale, lettuce, cabbage, amaranth...) All kinds of radishes (the more colorful the better!) Carrots - (ANY) Atomic Red, Black Nebula, Black Spanish, Chantenay, Gniff, Koral, Oxheart, Scarlet Nantes, St Valery Cucumbers - Miniature White, Parisian Pickling, Dragon Egg Purple Artichokes Ground Cherry (physalis peruviana) Goji Berry/Scarlet Wolfberry FLOWERS Poppies (Papaver somniferum) Calendula - Kablouna, Oopsy Daisy, Erfurter Orange Dianthus plumarius Carnations Sunflowers Snapdragons Hollyhocks Nasturtiums Wild Violets (Viola Sempervirens, Viola Adunca, Viola Glabella) HERBS Anise (pimpinella anisum) Aztec Sweet Herb (lippia dulcis) Basil - Lime, Himalayan, wild basil Fireweed Hopi Tea (thelesperma filifolium) Lemon Balm - lime, variegated Lemon Verbena Ginger Mint Mountain Mint (calamintha sylvatica) Oregano - Any evergreen in Zone 8 Salad Burnet Soapwort Sweet Cicely Vervain Yerba Buena