i would love to have some mimosa seeds !!! also, any lupines, texas blue bonnets, and columbines, especially the natives. for butterflies, i could send seeds for purple coneflower and blackeyed susans, they seem to be unable to resist them. also check my list for anything else you might like... this is a kinda old post, i hope you're still checking it....lol..... :)

Thanks for all the responses... I'm more into flowers but open to veggies as well.. It's a small greenhouse that my husband bought for me cause I've been housebound for just over a year now due to a ruptured disk in my back.. Had surgery in Oct and am feeling better and need to get outside.. Been a Long Cold Winter in Alberta this year... I have a few trades to offer but not too much i'm afraid.. Red,White,Dark Purple Petunia,Brown Multi flower Sunflowers, Yellow Bell Pepper, Mixed Violas.. Hope to have more in the fall,, I have planted clematis,hollyhocks,and passion flower vines so hope to have those seeds soon.. Happy Gardening and Happy Spring to Everyone......

Hi Betty..just a hint..get your email address off your moniker to just your "my page" . Only members should be able to see it. I'll pop an email to you re: seeds :0) Wendy

For winter reading, try Gaia's Garden. The writer's garden was in Oregon and he gives lots of excellent ways of yearound gardening. The magic moment for winter sown veggie crops is 10hrs of daylight. Around early October. Plants need to be a certain size by then in order to produce in winter. I bet your chard will come on strong with the increasing spring light! Eliot Coleman is another great resource for yearround gardening. Jim Here is a link that might be useful: Eliot Coleman Four Season's Farm