Welcome to GardenWeb, I'm not needing any seeds (have way too many) but I have some tomato and pepper seed varieties that I'm willing to send. All you need to do is send me a couple of stamps. I'll supply the bubble envy for their journey back to you. If interested send me an email and we can work out arrangements. Happy Gardening, Sandy

wow....I wish you lived closer....I live in zone 9 Fl too, but on the wrong side of the state. Would love to do some trading with you. Trying to root a mandavilla now,have two kinds.Will be taking cuttings from the Gardenia after it finishes blooming.And will take cutting from the Allamanda later this summer. Have moon flowers vines ready to plant out along with cardinal climber vines, cypress vines and two jap.morning glory vines. I have a love of the unusual plants like the staghorn ferns,pitcher plants,orchids,desert rose,plumeria's,and anything like the trumpets and dantura's. Maybe someday we can do a trade of plants and cuttings when I visit my parents on your side.Have fun planting up the yard! Regina (ladygreensleeves)

We did have a frost Friday night. I do love puttering with my pepper and tomato seeds...but I have started SO MANY outside. I am definitely going to WS more next year. I am just going nuts with seeds. I have WS perennials and instead of SSing the annuals I just deck sowed them (in cups with no plastic, it's so hot, lol..they've all come up. I have sheets and plastic handy in case it frosts) I have sowed (at least some of) ALL of the seeds I have received in trades or purchased. WOW. so many cups! lol. Hubby is going to be busy with our roto-tiller. :) I've also ordered stuff from one of those mail order companies (Michigan Bulb, they had such great deals and a coupon...I've ordered from them before and not had a problem) and potted up all their stuff too. I have the most hilarious deck right now. :) I should have the BEST seed trades this year (annuals) and next (perennials) though! For some reason, my husband doesn't like to mow the grass, so he's gung ho to roto-till the yard and put in flowers...lucky me!

Just want to know for my own information, and maybe others, would it be best to put the plants in pots/cups with soil and markers to swap, or perhaps just in baggies and moist towling or peat, like we would do in an on-line trade? Also wondering if this is going to be an 'organized trade', where we know ahead who is getting what or if it is more of a 'free for all'? Either way is great by me, but I have a few plants that I would only bring as special request plants. I can bring along some of the plastic resin chairs if that helps out in the seating. I also have some wall planters, I will need to get pictures of them, they are plastic coated metal, and can hold two flower pots, if anyone might be interested.