"that is a foolish thing to say. " No, not a foolish thing to say. This is a listed noxious invasive in more than one state, meaning in those places growing it prohibited. . As with any seed or plant being offered for trade, the OP should know that. Iris pseudacorus/yellow flag iris: Plants or any parts of the plant including seeds cannot be mailed to Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire It's a Class B Quarantined weed in Oregon. A Class C noxious listed invasive in Montana and Washington.

I have several seeds from a "giant" pumpkin plant(unnamed) that we bought at our local nursery that I have harvested and dried. Our pumpkin weighed ~80#, but we did not add fertilizer, or any special tricks to make them grow larger. I will trade seeds for appropriate perennials for growing in zone 5. I am especially looking for reds, chocolates, double decker echinacea, verbascum, dianthus sooty, geranium splish splash, verigated sedum,or make me an offer.

Hi George, you're an interesting person, i never heard or knew of such capsicum. (interesting) Maybe down the line and if u have any seed (rare) i would like to do a sasbe with you. Do to Katrina and Rita, my garden got whiped out. Please save some :o) thanks: Tin

There is a chance that they will cross pollinate, see table below. You can search via the search box at the bottom of the main post title page for various methods on reducing the chances... wrapping plant in tulle, gluing buds, etc. Another crossing table in link below for your reference. Bill Here is a link that might be useful: Another crossing table