This is on my "wants" list!! I would love to try some! If you can spare enough for a 4'x4' square (16 good plants) that would be awesome! If enough for two squares, even better! Please check my list, I have a pretty good variety of heirloom tomatoes and some other heirloom veggies, herbs, and tall zinnias that are great for cutting. Also, by "purple echinacea", do you mean traditional purple coneflower? I have that too... Lori Here is a link that might be useful: Vikingkirken's Trade List

Alex: don't let anyone discourage you. In Arizona, you can plant anything you like - you just have to learn how. 1) The seasons are different. Spring in England is winter in Arizona. Plant all your favorite spring flowers and edibles in October. 2) "Full Sun" means afternoon shade and/or filtered sun. 3) Dig out a space the size of the bed you want to create where you want to plant and refill with store bought soil. 4) Bulbs should be planted earlier and many become perennials. Even my tulips come back year after year - but they bloom in early March. 5) You will find some very fascinating desert adapted plants in the nurseries that are good for summer gardens. These are leafy green flowering plants. I have a property in Tucson in which I insisted on having all my favorite east coast flowers. In Oct I plant pansies and petunias and enjoy them for 6 months. My low-chill apple trees are astonishing! I also have a plum tree, an Asian pear and a pluot. Near them is my hibiscus and orange tree. The best part of living in Arizona is that you can combine the plants from all types of climates. Desert, tropical, cold climate and enjoy absolutely everything.

IF YOU HAVE ANY MORE cuttings of Ben Mor Black Currant I WOULD LIKE SOME. wHAT i HAVE FOR TRADE IS SEEDS FOR MEXICAN SUNFLOWER, CALIFORNIA GIANT zinnia SENSATION COSMOS AND marigoldS. I,m just getting started with garden web. If you need some postage let me know. My e-mail is salmonslayer@comcast.net I live in Albany Oregon. Thank You Larry

Hi. I am looking for a source of the Black Hamburgh Grape. It is a very old variety - 1600's. Produces black, sweet, table grapes and is not very cold tolerant. Any ideas?