I'd like to know as well. I've got two Early Girl cuttings, from my spring plants, that I plan to put out by the end of next week. I've also got a Sweet 100 cutting to put out, but I don't expect much from that one. The zucchini I put out is growing nicely under the shade cloth. It doesn't seem to take the heat as well as the butternuts and cantaloupe. I've got a straightneck early yellow seedling to put out now. Just started some cucumbers seeds inside the garage. I've had excellent results starting all of my melon and squashes inside the garage. Easier for me to keep everything moist until germination. Will be doing my broccoli and lettuces this way, if I even do lettuce. I'm running out of room as it is. Wade

Hi Susan, Are you interested in a large group swap or individual? As far as group, I don't know of anything in your area, but we should be having one in High Point/Greensboro area about the middle of May. We had our first last fall and it was a lot of fun! There's also the Raleigh Swap the end of April. That one's been going on for a while now. There are a couple others that will probably be posted on the Exchange forum soon! You could always pick a date and a location and start one for your immediate area. They really are a blast! I think a lot of us are still tucked in for the winter, but it'll be hopping around here pretty soon. I grow a few tomatoes, peppers, salad garden (peas, leaf lettuces, etc) and a few other things, but nothing to compare with your 1/2 acre!

Hope it was good. Harper

g'day dale, did you try the courier companies? the only catch you will have to buy some live plant cartons and pack them yourself, but at least they deliver door to door, would guess it is not going to be cheap. there are a couple of franchise companies that are set up to pack up goods in cartons then deliver them, can't think of their names right now but a visit to yellow pages will give results. len Here is a link that might be useful: len's garden page