Hello ~ I have two potted Peonies (Sarah Bernhardt I think), possibly three, for Glads if you're interested. I bought a bag of these roots a couple of years ago and never got beyond the potting up process. Couldn't decide where to plant them that they wouldn't be in the way of hubby's 'yard manicuring' with the mower. Stardust

I have oodlies to Turk's Cap, ORange. WOuld love to trade, please send me an e-mail thanks.

I'd be interested in the garlic bulbils, gladioli, and pink hollyhock. I have: My Have List: Eastern Bluestar, Amsonia tabernaemontana Yellow Hardhead, Centaurea macrocephal "Lemon Fluff" Northern Sea Oats, Chasmanthium latifolium Foxglove, "Dalmatian Purple" Hardy Ageratum, Conoclinium coelestinum New England Aster (purple), Symphyotrichum novae-angliae Kentucky Coffee Tree, Gymnocladus dioicus (very big seeds) Tomato, Black Krim Tomato, Green Zebra Tomatoes, other heirlooms (White Current. Amish Paste, Abe Lincoln, German Pink, Riesentraube....and more) Beans bush, Roma II Beans, Gold of Bacau Corn, Butter & Sugar hybrid Winter squash, PA Dutch Neck Pumpkin / Crookneck Squach Winter squash, NC Candy Roaster Winter squash, Aguillard's Cushaw Winter squash, Galeux D' Eysines (peach, scarred) Winter squash, Musquee de Provence (greed-red) Winter squash, Chioggia (blue-green, warty) Winter squash, Jarrahdale (large blue) Winter squash, Bohr Pumpkin (flattish, white) Pumpkin, Mini (orange) + others that I'm happy to part with some, but haven't typed up! My other list is not updated. I like larger volume trades especially.

Persian shallots are Allium stipitatum. If you Google under that name you will find various vendors, including most of the big bulb houses. They have an ornamental garden presence as well :-) And I'd go with bulbs rather than seeds....takes 4 years from seed to a productive plant.