Hi phantom_white, I have: Purple Aster (New England Aster) Celadine Boneset Gayfeather All Heal (prunella vulgaris) All Heal (prunella grandiflora, pink) Leopard Flower (if you mean Blackberry Lilly?) Balsam (if you mean Balsam Impatiens?; have pink and deep pink) Poison Hemlock May even have some burdock to harvest....trying to eradicate it though! ....several heirloom tomatoes to choose from... For your: Cut Leaf Self Heal Chocolate Habanero Carbon Tomato Box Car Willie Tomato Pearly Pink Tomato (and if you find enough of mine....) Korean Melon Danvers Half Long Chantenay Chantenay Red Cored Let me know if you are interested, Tina Here is a link that might be useful: My trade page

WOW, I"m impressed just with the fact that you typed all that!!! not to mention that it's a very nice offer, I know there will be many who will really appreciate that. America is surely a better place with folks like you in it :)

Julie, you left without me getting your bag 'o seeds back to you! I'll bring them to the fall swap for you. In the meanwhile, if it ever rains at my house, I will try to sow some of these lovelies! I hope the person who picked up my hostas 'Lancifolia' and 'Kirtan' enjoys them. They were marked "Do not take," but evidently, judging by common complaint, many people didn't seem to understand what that means. I'm hoping those who didn't, by virtue of being new or excited, learn the meaning of that term between now and the fall swap. After all, a 2nd timer isn't a newbie any more, right!? In the meanwhile, those hosta are shade lovers. Barbara, fall trade will bring those to you as they should have been! Thanks (all!) for thinking of me. I really appreciate all the concern and generosity. Henrietta? As always, gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Thanks for hosting us again! Christine

I found it two days maybe three ago. I do not know how long it had been there. I was making something to eat and began cleaning the glass surfaces of the shelves with a household disinfectant when I noticed that the crisper drawer too needed cleaning. It was empty and had been for a few days. I removed the drawer and began cleaning the interior pan with the ridges and the exterior scalable surfaces when my finger came into contact with the "goo", when the "Goo" attacked. It was (is) clear, gelatinous, colloidal - when I attempted to wash it off my hands it became almost like a pair of latex or silicone gloves - slimy, almost tacky, and a B to deal with. I tried hot water, Dawn (beyond the sink), and another Lysol based cleanser to no avail. I finally removed the substance, compound, polymer, pathogen, hazardous material, ectoplasm, whatever it is from the plastic - and when my hands dried they appeared and seemed normal (as before) considering. However, when I checked the very next day the substance was already reforming. Location - the upper back corners of the crisper/lunch meat drawer. This thread appeared in a search just now. I looked into the matter yesterday using ChatGPT/ChatGen chatbot and the answer was very interesting. The refrigerator is new. I still haven't fully comprehended the statement, but I thought it better to fufully experience the phenomena/phenomenon before going too far. The cloth that I used is still saturated with the stuff - lyophobic/hydrophobic whatever. Very interesting and intriguing as well.