Hope y'all have fun! I can't wait to read all about it. I never posted to the swap threads. I didn't want to commit & then back out, leaving a hole in the supplies. However I kept reading about the swap & I even potted up plants, just in case I was able to attend. I finally decided today, or rather accepted the fact, that I'm not going to be able to make the drive. I hope I can make it next year.

Hi Todd Hess and family, I just wanted to post to say I am very sorry for your loss and you will be remembered in our prayers. I would like to trade sometime in the future but no hurries, its a hard time you are going through I am sure. My hugs to you and your family. Please take care of yourself and your family and know that you are in many thoughts. Pixie

Krista, I'm not in the right part of the state to actually answer your question, but I've been to two Tractor Supply Company stores in the last month (in Ardmore, OK and Gainesville, TX) and both had a nice variety of seed potatoes, including Red Norland, Kennebec, Yukon Gold, German Butterball, Sangre Red, Purple Peruvian, Rose Finn Apple, Russian Banana, Cherry Red and a couple more whose names I can't remember. So, if you're in the vicinity of a Tractor Supply Company store (I go there to buy chicken feed), you might stop in and see if the ones in your neck of the woods have seed potatoes. The ones down here have them every year. The Atwoods here also has them for the same price that Bon mentioned. I always have better luck with feed stores or farm/ranch supply stores than with the big box stores. Down here the big box stores get their seed potatoes in the stores about a month earlier than I like, and I don't want to buy them and have them sitting around underfoot for an extra month if I can help it. By the time I'm ready to buy, the selection is poor. I used to buy them earlier, but it seems like the earlier we buy them, the earlier the stores get them in stock and it becomes a vicious cycle.

I have a bunch, but they are old. Only one in 30 sprouted between wet papertowels in ziplock on top of the fridge. Moni