alwazeroom4more, The Pawpaw,Asimina triloba doesn't have a separate male and female plant.It's the way the flowers are timed to be fertile that causes them to need another variety to produce fruit.The Sunflower variety is about the only one I've heard to be self fertile. There are other species related to Asimina triloba (Asimina incarna, A. longifolia, A. obovata, A. parviflora, A. pygmaea, A. reticulata, A. tetramera, A. X nashii)that grow more in the Southeastern US.Asimina Triloba requires about 400 chill hours. I have some seedlings,three varieties of A.triloba,but not sure if they are compatible in your zone. Oregon Grape also grows around here in abundance. Brady

I'd be interested in the lady's slippers and Laced Romeo carnation. I could send you some hardy geraniums or date palm seedlings, if you'd be interested in those. In geraniums, I have Buxton's Blue, phaeum, Purple Haze, unidentified blues (pratense types), Wargrave Pink, and a small plant of Splish-Splash. Probably some others too, which I'm forgetting at the moment. If interested in trading, you can e-mail me from my member page.

You've got a great start! I will try not to sound bossy here, but please take me with a grain of salt. 1. Go to the bottom and click on "Member Pages" Then click on Update Exchange Lists. You can list your seeds for trade and your wants on this page. There are 4 categories seed wanted, seeds have, plants wanted, plants you have. That gives everyone an idea of what you have and what you like if they have something 'special' or unique to offer you. 2. You need to set up your email address. When someone (like me) clicks on "My Page" next to your name I get to click on 4 different things. One is your seed list. The other is to send you a personal email through gardenweb. That way if you score a trade on here nobody (including you) puts their personal information for all the world to see. In general, gardeners aren't stalkers, but we don't like to tempt anyone, either. I liked looking at your trade list. Do you use your grains to cook, feed animals or for ornamental purposes? I'm going to go look up some of your listings. Mostly I have flowers. If there's anything you want to trade with me go to the heading that says xiangirl and click on the blue "My Page" and then click on Trade List (I think that's what it says. I just do it now that I've learned it and sometimes I don't remember exactly.) This is an awesome sight and enough stuff on here to keep you busy, busy, busy. Welcome! Heidi in Nebraska

Hi. I like to trade some of my seeds for some of every tomato seeds you have in your seed list. Thank you YoliâÂÂs SEED LIST (10/07/13) Have: 1) American purple top rutabaga 2) Beefsteak tomato 3) Black beauty eggplant 4) Black seeded Simpson lettuce 5) Black turtle bush beans 6) Bloomsdale spinach 7) Blue curled scotch 8) Busch Mexican pinto beans 9) Calibrese broccoli Chanteney red core carrot Cherry belle radish Chile de Arbol (hot) Chile Guajillo (hot) Chile Pasilla (mild) Chioggia beet Clemson spineless okra Copenhagen Market Cabbage Curled cress Detroit dark red beets Dutch corn salad Florida broadleaf mustard Florida market eggplant French breakfast radish Gourmet leaf lettuce blend Hales best jumbo cantaloupe Hanson lettuce Hollow crown parsnip Italian large leaf basil Kale vates blue scotch Long island brussels sprouts Long standing coriander Mary Washington asparagus Missouri wonder pole beans Morris heading collards Provider bush beans Purple Top White Globe Turnip Purple top white globe turnip Purple Vienna kohlrabi Red Acra Cabbage Red Burgundy Okra Red burgundy okra Red grano onion Red romaine lettuce Seven Top Turnip Shell Pea Snowball cauliflower Spicy Saldad Mix Lettuce White Vienna kohlrabi White winter radish White winter radish Wonderful red mustard Wish to have: 1) African Violets 2) Begonias 3) Caladiums 4) Canna 5) Hosta 6) Clematis 7) Coleus 8) Day lily all varieties 9) Hycianth Fuchsias Gladiolus Kumquat Lime Tulips Milkweed Crocus Daffodils