Hello! I have a large amount of heirloom tomatoes on my trade page if you'd care to take a look. As I haven't updated my list yet this Spring these are all pre-2007 year but have good germination rates. I also have the following from 2007: Tomatoes: Bear Claw Noire de' Crimee Pale Perfect Purple 1884 Imur Prior Beta Pink Sweet Vintage Wine Neve's Azorean Red Peppers: Tangerine Pimento Purple Cayenne Rain Hot Pepper Szentesi I am interested in your: Pepper- Tollies Sweet Italian Salvia "Rose Queen" Digitalis "Spanish Peaks" Wallflower "Blood Red" Squash "Burgess Buttercup" Please let me know if you'd be interested in swapping. Karen Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page

Hello. I live in MD. I would love to trade for some larkspur seeds, and your feverfew. I am new to garden web but I do have some things to trade. I have been going around to everyones yards and asking if I can pick their seeds. lol I have fresh hollyhock seeds mostly shades of pink, purple and one peach one, but they did self pollinate so who knows what color they may be. They were 7 ft tall and stunning. I have a type of feverfew, I think it was virgo or alba it is all white, little button type. And also a strange looking one with a big yellow center and individual white leaves. My neighbor has some four oclocks growing and said that I could take as many seeds when they are ready as I would like. They are hot pink and yellow with a pink line. In the fall if you wanted I could give you some starts of forget me nots, I let mine go to seed and now I have tons of baby plants. They are very pretty in the spring. I have some foxglove seed that I am collecting from my few digitalis. This was the first year , some I planted from seed and a couple others I bought as plants. I also will have soon hyacinth beans. They are so beautiful and easy to grow. Seeds aren't ready yet. We live so close we should trade plants too. I live near Baltimore. Let me know. Happy gardening. Jenny.

I want to add my great big thank you to all who shared their plants with me once again. Your generous sharing over the years has provided my garden with plants that I would otherwise never have found/tried/afforded, and although it has a long way to go to be the way it needs to be, it is getting there and all the wonderful plants from all of you, make it very special to me. Our swap is something that I look forward to every year, not just for the fun new plants, but for the great talk/visit with old gardening friends, having new gardening friends join us and of course the yummy food. I too feel a bit sad when leaving. There never seems to be enough time to talk with each one of you, but ....there is always next year, right? :) once again, thanks to all of you for a great day! :)

Here is the Moroccan salad recipe (I generally make it in 3lb batches for potlucks); 1lb carrots, coarsely grated 1/3 cup raisins or dried cranberries 5 Tbsp olive oil 2 Tbsp honey juice of 1-2 lemons 1/2 tsp ginger 1 tsp cinnamon salt & pepper Mix all ingredients together in a bowl. It improves greatly if made the day before, but if time is of the essence, then mixing all the liquids and spices first and letting them sit while you grate the carrots is a really good second best. My kitchen robot gets lots of love when I make this - no shredded knuckles!!