I dont have anything to trade at this moment,just moved from Florida to Ohio but i would love to have some of yours bulbs.Please let me know. Thank you Christina

The FAQs have a nice list of flowers - annuals, biennials, perennials - for spring and summer sowing. No veggies listed, but I'd think that any of the cole crops (collards, broccoli, cauliflower, etc.) should do OK. Snap peas and snow peas; carrots, lettuce, spinach. There are probably lots more; just google "winter vegeatbles" and you should get a good number of hits. And pippi - yes, the method is the same. You just have to more aware of moisture, and heat buildup in the containers. So, vent more and water more - and try to keep them where they won't be assaulted by the midday sun. PV Here is a link that might be useful: Spring/Summer Sowing

Ditto: have always planted in Fall. Do you have a nursery bed you can grow them on this year without expectation of bloom? Cut flowers if you're lucky. I think it'd be better to let them grow & store some 'food' (sun, fert) this season than expect them to hold over the summer.

I messed up and planted anemones late spring, thinking they were a summer bulb. Some came up in the summer and died back, and recently some others have sprouted. So I'm really not sure about them. I have some thalia daffodils to plant, as well as CHIONODOXA FORBESII and PUSCHKINIA LIBANOTICA...hoping these will make an interesting early spring ground cover under grass. Now I have 300+ bulbs to plant. :-o