pseago -- Here's how to message me: Click on my name (the one showing that I posted this message) > in the top right corner you will see a big box for "Message" - click on that. From there you can message me. You don't have messaging set up on your end, so I can't message you, but I should be able to reply. Also, here's how to set up messaging, if you're interested: top right corner click "Your Houzz" > top right "Edit Profile" > left side "Advanced Settings" > scroll down the page. Towards the bottom you'll see a drop-down for "Who can message me." Set that to "Allow anyone to message me." And yes, I'd be happy to do a trade with you, assuming we can get the messaging service working. :)

Hi, I would like to trade for some giant leek (the only giant I have is musselburg giant) ramp seed and giant pumkin seed. Thanks, Maricybele

FYI Burrell's in Rocky Ford still exists http://www.burrellseeds.us/ Not too much in unique though. I store my left over seed in the old bread keepers that tupperware made. Their bright green, rectangular and allow seed packets to stand on their side. I have one for cold weather crops and one for warm weather. Used index cards for markers to separate beets, cabbage, radish, etc. Still looking for one for flowers and one for herbs. Seems like when I started looking for them, so did everybody else. Already have a few orders out there. I received my shipment from wholesale greenhouses today. Received Pinetree about a week ago. Still looking at catalogs. Planted some local apricots last week. The neighbor I got the seed/pits from told me she has started all of hers and has had them come true. The are smaller than the commercial varieties, but she says that she seems to have a crop every year where as the commercial varieties don't. Figure I have the room, why not. B

Yes Amy, I'm in the Vancouver, BC region. Thanks for letting me know about the kiyomi tangor. I haven't read up on it and I'm not going to because - repeat after me - must be strong, I don't need more trees ... :-) Besides I need to save room for 2018 purchases lol! Brian, thank you so much for your generous offer of a Shiranui seedling. I'm definitely going to take you up on it if your seeds germinate. Fingers and toes crossed for your success :-)