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WANTED: 'Wild' herb seeds

18 years ago

I posted a message on the Herb Forum about growing uncommon or little known wild herbs with medicinal qualities. Since I'm not too familiar with these things, any herb seed that's relatively easy to grow and native to zone 5, 6, or 7 is good. I have veggie and flower seeds I can trade.

E-mail me and I'll send you my "HAVES" list.

Thanks,

Abby

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