you can check my list,I have curly(yellow)dock,celandine and maybe some other things you might be looking for.Email me with different things that you're looking for.Wend

Received my seeds today! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Thank you Kamil and everyone! I'm just about to go start mine! I even got my favorite color, how's that for cool! Maybe we could do a swap based on color next time...Hm, I might have to start one of those based on purple.... :0) Thanks a bunch guys/gals it was fun!

Becky, I know horehound was used to make cough drops. I used to have a recipe but lost it. I bet you could Google it. I remember it was basically a hard candy that used horehound tea as the liquid. It might also work to just drink the tea. I'm having trouble getting thyme to grow from seed too. The sprouts are sooooo tiny, and then something always seems to happen to them.

Holy moly, you have a lot of seeds. First off, tomatoes are a type of flower pollinated mainly by wind and bees, but in a interesting way. Most tomato flowers are autogamous (self pollinating), but require bees to initiate pollination through vibrations. As such, tomato flowers have evolved to greatly release pollen at the frequency of bee wing vibrations (the buzz buzz you hear when bees are in flowers are their wings hitting/vibrating the leaves at a specific frequency). With the decrease in bee populations, crop yields have fallen and this adaptation is part of the reason why bee's are so critical to most of our current commercial crops and heirloom varieties. Bee wings vibrate at a medium C, which can be replicated with a cheap tuning fork on Ebay or approximated with a vibrating tooth brush from the dollar store(works with other Solanacea like Eggplants and other flowers in general). By touching the base of each flower, you can see a puff of pollen(also, you don't get pollen on the toothbrush or fork and can prevent spreading it). Tomatoes are already almost purely self pollinated due to its flower shape and hardly cross so even if it was open pollinated like most commercial varieties that are sold, it will stay genetically pure. This vibration method just increases the chance of fruit set to 99.9%. Literally, only 1 or 2 flowers fail to set every year I use this method. I also see a huge increase in eggplant productivity. I learned this from the UW greenhouse biologists in Seattle. You have so many cool seeds. It'll take a way to look them all up so I'll reply later with a list. Feel free to choose as many of my seeds as you'd like.