Hi Melissa, I'm interested in some of your seeds... - Cardinal Climber - Salvia "Scarlet Sage" - if it's NOT the one as ubiquitous at garden centers as pink impatiens!! I am looking for the taller, looser one. - Pepper "Pasilla Bajio" - Pepper, mini ones (is this a mix?) - Nasturtium "Jewel Mixed Colors" - if it is a small, non-vining type - Zinnia "Thumbelina Mix" But with all those... all I have on your list is the german chamomile! Is there anything else on my trade list that interests you? Lori

I've planted lots of sweet pea seeds and gotten a very small percentage that came up and grew. One year I planted them indoors in peat pots under lights and got no germination then put the peat pots out on the porch where they were in sunlight and some sprouted. Go figure. I did get good germination out of one of the very short non-vining ones. Once I grew T & M's Navy Blue and the one or two that grew were fabulous and fragrant.

I am giving it a go for the first time in a couple of days. This is very helpful, Thank you!!!

Hi Ellie - Sorry about the name confusion - got it now! The borage would be great. The chives are also OK. I'm in California and 'locked down'. Gardening is my outside activity. I have several kinds of tomato seeds: Siberian, Black Cherry, Legend, Cherokee Purple, Purple Calabash, Coyote (Yellow Cherry), Break O'Day, & Dansk Export. We certainly can do the cucumber seeds if you wish. Let me know how to proceed. Thanks for responding so fast. TL (mvtoy123@yahoo.com)