My apologies for not getting back to everyone sooner! I didn't get any notification that there were replies here, and had kids out sick for the last week and a half. I'm back now! I have replied to all of the emails I received. If you didn't hear back from me, I didn't get your email. Thank you Garretds7 for letting me know there were replies here! Ruth0552, I'm not sure if I got your email. Was it one of the three I replied to? cnading, I just sent you a message as well.

I have Great White Heirloom if that is what you are looking for. They were saved from fruit from these seeds last year: http://www.johnnyseeds.com/p-6634-great-white.aspx I would be happy to send you some but to be honest I am new to seed saving from tomatoes so it is entirely possible that I completely f*ed it up. Let me know if you would like to try them!

I agree - Endless Summer was a real loser for me. Last summer it was a huge plant that didn't produce a single bloom! And its advertised to bloom on new wood - well, mine sure didn't, here in zone 6 NJ, and that was kind of the whole point of the plant, or so I thought. Anyway, I banished mine to what I call "Botany Bay" - the back end of the garden that is shady and weedy. When plants get banished there, they either survive or don't but get no help from me. (I guess the only reason I didn't toss it is that I figured that back there, even if it doesn't bloom, at least it will crowd out some weeds as a green plant). Much MUCH better, for me, is Twist and Shout - it really DOES bloom on new wood! Plus I think its lace cap style flowers are much prettier than Endless Summer. Nikko Blue is pretty reliable, and Blue Billow is great (though surprisingly hard to find!)

I'd be interested in the garlic bulbils, gladioli, and pink hollyhock. I have: My Have List: Eastern Bluestar, Amsonia tabernaemontana Yellow Hardhead, Centaurea macrocephal "Lemon Fluff" Northern Sea Oats, Chasmanthium latifolium Foxglove, "Dalmatian Purple" Hardy Ageratum, Conoclinium coelestinum New England Aster (purple), Symphyotrichum novae-angliae Kentucky Coffee Tree, Gymnocladus dioicus (very big seeds) Tomato, Black Krim Tomato, Green Zebra Tomatoes, other heirlooms (White Current. Amish Paste, Abe Lincoln, German Pink, Riesentraube....and more) Beans bush, Roma II Beans, Gold of Bacau Corn, Butter & Sugar hybrid Winter squash, PA Dutch Neck Pumpkin / Crookneck Squach Winter squash, NC Candy Roaster Winter squash, Aguillard's Cushaw Winter squash, Galeux D' Eysines (peach, scarred) Winter squash, Musquee de Provence (greed-red) Winter squash, Chioggia (blue-green, warty) Winter squash, Jarrahdale (large blue) Winter squash, Bohr Pumpkin (flattish, white) Pumpkin, Mini (orange) + others that I'm happy to part with some, but haven't typed up! My other list is not updated. I like larger volume trades especially.