I have fresh seeds of papalo,its simalar to cilantro and is used in mexican cooking.Check my wants but will consider offers.I prefer larger trades.Debbie

The lemon balm is outcompeting just about everything else. I wish I could have lavender do well here but with clay soil, even heavily ammended, its a no go. Has anyone mentioned borage yet? Its really lovely with those pendant blue flowers and tolerant of partial shade. Others are oregano, any of the many mints, (mine are spearmint, peppermint, citrus mint,bee balm -- regular and dwarf, and catnip). I'd like catmint but i'm rapidly running out of room. Consider horseradish, chives, sage -- my tricolor was a disappoinment as well. I put in some wormwood. Its the first year for it. I hope it overwinters (it should) the silvery leaves really perk things up. As for annuals the various basils love my heat and humidity, as does the mexican bean herb epazote (be warned it kinda stinks, worse than cilantro which has self seeded like crazy). Oh yeah, dill. Self seeds all over too. I don't know if yarrow is technically an "herb" but it works with all the rest. My wish list for here: lavender, lavender and lavender. followed by rosemary (too cold) and the thymes. The humidity seems to be too much for them. Parsley also doesn't do well here consistantly. Happy planting! mmo

Sorry a neighbor took them all. I will delete the post.

I have some ethnobotanicals I have Kanna, Salvia D, Mexican Dream Herb, and a few others that are young but could possibly be shipped. I am in the East Bay Area