To all, This is an old post. I do NOT have any Green Zebra, Old Ivory Egg, or Snow White cherry anymore. I DO have some unknown tomato seeds, unknown variety short orange carrot seeds, parsnip seeds, cherry belle radish seeds, and a few detroit dark red beet seeds. I mostly give away seeds on listia.com now, as they go quick, without me waiting for postage. Listia works on a "credit", points system. There's no cost, except shipping, so it's like a seed exchange, but better. I list seeds, get credits from the winner of my listing, then spend those credits on other seeds I don't have. I got so many seeds doing this, that I don't need any, but I'll consider a trade. You might have something I don't have. If you want to trade, I'm seeking... 1. Alter Communist tomato - 2. Andes Horn Tomato - 3. Aurora Tomato 4. Wisconson 55 GOLD Tomato- 5. Backa Tomato - 6. Banjan Rumi/roomi 7. Barlow Jap - 8. Bedouin Tomato - 9. Angel Heart Tomato (persimmon x) heart tomato 10. Angora Super Sweet Cherry 11. non hybrid broccoli and possibly others. If you want to do SASE, it will be one stamp for tomato, carrot and parsnip seeds, and two stamps for the others, or all the seeds. For 2 stamps, the seeds will be sent in a bubble envelope WITHOUT tracking. If you want tracking, you'll have to send 5 stamps, for 1st class small packet. I had an old email on here, that apparently wasn't working. I changed it, so I should get messages now.

Sorry, but I haven't received even one e-mail yet. I had similar problems with some long bean seeds I was exchanging this summer. Are you using their form to e-mail or your own college address? To be sure I reset my comcast account to keep a copy of any e-mail it considered spam so I'll recheck their webpage later on and see if one from you made it through.

You can email me at cdweeble@gmail.com if you have some seeds. Thanks and keep on growing!

i don't know if you found this plant or not. i am looking for it too. i have found the plant but the company is out at this moment. just wondering if you know where to get the plant? thanks. barbara allison