Hi Everyone, This is it, the last call for "ROID PEPPER seeds until this years harvest later in the summer...still not too make for zones 6 and lower, you still have time to get these in...please, I'd like anything on my want list in exchange...also check my other HAVES that you might want. including plants.....Thanks Once again, Be assured 100% positive feedback on GW and E-Bay (Sanssouci01 on E-Bay..) and NOOOOOO, I DO NOT sell seeds on E-Bay..Only trade them here on GW :)

Hi Jerem, Not a stupid question at all. You are correct. If you send in 3 packs of pepper seeds, you will get three different packs of pepper seeds in return. In fact, if you have lots of each kind, you could do even better. You could send up to 5 packs of each type of pepper seed and you would get 15 different packs of pepper seed in return. You could even mix it up and ask for some tomato seeds back if you like. All I ask is that you do not send in more than 5 packs of any one type of tomato or pepper seed and that each pack contains a minimum of 10 seeds. Hope this helps. I just sent you a private email as well. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks....Heather

Today (Dec 15th) I mailed seeds to: * fanatic79 * foodiefish * habjolokia * jaynine * lorabell * misterpatrick * naturemitch * penguinsrock09 * phpete * scorpionjohn * theloud * tinley244 PLEASE let me know when your envelopes arrive so I can update my records. That's the last of the envelopes from this forum. Have a very Merry Christmas everyone. Thanks....Heather

II think you are misunderstanding me misabelle. All I have ever said is that the European forum has been in use for a number of years and all it takes is a little time to read through and see which trades are offered from the UK and exchange with them only is that is what you wish to do. I fully understand the implications of trading plants and seeds for that matter from outside the UK, as I trained as a botanist and now run a thriving rare plant business, so you see I may actually know a little more about this than you seem to give me credit for. Even exchanging plants within the UK can pose a risk, this is one reason why I will never exchange plants with people I don't know and can trust to have very good plant knowledge. I find your last sentence a little 'harsh', perhaps a slighty more friendly approach would have been nicer rather than being so dismissive of an alternative point of view?