Hi seedsnaughtweeds, Welcome to Garden Web and The Seed Exchange! Please see the link below for instructions on getting your Member Page email link set up so that you can easily be reached for trading. Happy trading! chemocurl...aka Sue Here is a link that might be useful: addressing newbie and newer member issues

Any others up for trading some seeds ? i still have lots to choose from.

I would love some if you still have them... I would take some of each if you let me :) All I have is 2 unknown pumpkin seed types. I am growing them in my garden right now. One is green and orange stripe small, and the other is grey and orange small Cinderella pumpkin looking one. I can send the pumpkins or an SASBE. let me know. I like any of the below from your list: Tomatoes: Jubilee Amana Orange Rutgers Pumpkins: Jack-o-Lantern Others: Piel De Sapo melons thanks! Karen

We all love serious controversy here on RMG - so here's a little fuel thrown on the "smallest veggie garden" issue. The "fruit or vegetable" classification with regards to any plant annual or perennial where the fruit is eaten rather than some other plant part (leaf, root, stem) could be open to debate. But, a raspberry must to be considered a fruit by anyone's definition. Ha! (Now, go and tear out more of your lawns to plant more "food" gardens and stop this silliness. ;o) Please, don't let my one bad experience with anything be much of a deterrent. Purely from my own selfish purposes, I am very interested in you trying and succeeding with varieties I don't know much about. Then you can report your experiences here - I very much hope! In that vein, I have seen good things about the Haogen melon and really would like to know of others' thoughts on Haogen. As important for me, is the Savor Charentais . . . right now, because of my timid nature, I'm stuck with Honey Girl from Burpee. It has been a real WINNER for me but Savor looks like almost the same melon. You need to know that I didn't think I could have any real measure of success growing melons until Honey Girl came along. Now, I'm more adventuresome and really enjoyed Passport & Fastbreak in the 2007 garden. They'll be back in 'o8! digitSteve