Chris, There is no such thing as peppermint seeds. Peppermint is a hybrid and any seeds you get will revert to the parent plants (most likely spearmint). In order to get a true peppermint plant it must be a cutting/rooting of a peppermint plant otherwise it will not be peppermint. I have tons of spearmint if you are interested in rooted plants. I also have a small rooting of a chocolate mint (smells just like the andean chocolate mints - taste the same as well). If you are interested I would trade with you for your Gingko Biloba cuttings (preferably rooted). Let me know via email if you are interested. Danny

Don't have much to trade anymore: seeds of Cape fuchsia seeds of mixed purple and rose orach. Orach is a leafy vegetable, but very attractive for an ornamental garden as well.

I have Sutherland Kale ('10) and Red Russian Kale ('09) from my seed saving efforts. I have a smaller amount of Dwarf Siberian Kale, Tuscan Kale and Kai-lan (Chinese kale / broccoli) from open packets. I'd be interested in your lettuce and / or Arkansas Traveler tomato, but if they are gone already I'm happy to send you the kales anyway. I'll be out until the 13th but I'd be happy to send you some when I get back if you're interested.

Great to hear from you again Ginny. I hope all is well. Sent you e-mail, waiting to get your words. I've been cleaning out Night Blooming Jasmine seeds, hoping Santa brings me lots of envelopes for the trades, will wait a while before I get into many. Best wishes for the holidays, Bea