THIS is what it looks like now. I left my pitiful looking tomatoes I need some green ones to pickle.

It wasn't easy cleaning all that up. With all this rain we have been getting here in NC it is just awful trying to keep up with it all.

SWAP UPDATE COMING.

PLEASE READ:

The amount of the seeds depends on the size of the seeds and I would also say how much you wish to share.
Big seeds I would say 10 depending on the type, like if it is pumpkin for example and you have the amount to share then please put in about 10. 10 is a good number because it gives you a good start on certain seeds such as beans. The purpose is not to make someone's garden but help them make a start on it. If they start with 10 bean or other plants than next year they should have plenty to grow.
Small seeds just guess on those but use your judgement and give the amount you would feel comfortable receiving.
On the other hand, I would say if it is something on our want list then we'd be happy with any amount, more or less right?
If you want to check peoples want list and share something on their list with them, please feel free to do that.
I only chose the Top 10 because I figured it was an easy amount and most people could come up with 10 things they really wanted and if they only have 10 packs to share then that's all they have to worry about.
I am not making this a rules only swap, just wing it folks.
Most of you are seasoned traders you know what to do and as long as you are fair with the seed amount you send in I am happy too.

Again I will try to send you back as many seeds packets as you send in, remember however, THIS will depend on the amount that comes in. You will get at least 10.
IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO RECEIVE THE SAME AMOUNT YOU MAILED IN LET ME KNOW.

******UPDATED LIST******* Also note SOME LINKS WERE NOT working they are now. SORRY!!!

01. aquadragonfly-Aqua
1. Any low growing, creeping Thyme (Really like either Elfin or Thymus praecox Highland Cream)
2. Any Large Hibiscus (I love these and have none)
3. Salvia Swan Lake (killed mine this year by moving it)
4. Achillea ptarmica Ballerina
5. Ajuga Burgundy Glow
6. Anacyclus pyrethrum Garden Gnome
7. Bergenia Lunar Glow
8. White Bleeding Heart (I killed mine, I chopped off the roots moving it :( )
9. Anything suitable for a rock garden
10. Echinacea White Swan

02. cryptid
1. Styrian Pumpkin (Had some that I bought that never came up)
2. Chocolate Mint (or orange)
3. Holy Basil
4. Bitter Broccoli (biggie want. - cancer fighter - my wife's a cancer patient - currently in remission)
5. San Francisco Fog tomato (biggie want)
6. Kale (any type)
7. Unusual Snapdragons
8. Garlic bulbils
9. White Sage (Salvia apiana)
10. Witch Hazel (or any medicinals)

03. trovesoftrilliums
1) Dodecatheon - Shooting star
2) Statice suworowii Rattail Sea Lavender
3) Rudbeckia triloba
4) Angelonia -- any color
5) Fern Leaf peony
6) Verbascum -- tall cream/yellow/white varieties
7) Santa Barbara daisy or any daisy but oxeye.
8) tall cream or lemon marigolds
9) any flowers good for drying like strawflower/gomphrena
10) any primrose

04. domehome
1. Impatiens balfourii
2. Delphiniums
3. Geranium maderense
4. Cosmos
5. Echiums
6. Angelica's
7. Verbenas
8. Solidago rugosa (or any goldenrod)
9. Phacelia
10. Salvias
*Interested in plants bees like so annual flowers are good.

05. poisondartfrog-Alana
1. Some of Bon's KMOGG
2. Trochetia blackburniana
3. Achillea taygetea, Greek Yarrow
4. Nicotiana tabacum variegata
5. Impatiens glandulifera
6. Salvia vanhouttei
7. Ipomopsis polyantha
8. Aristolochia gigantea
9. Penstemon albidus
10. Silphium albiflorum, white flowered Rosinweed
White flowers

06. zackey
1. adzuki beans
2. watermelon
3. big leaved thyme
4. broccoli
5. Japanese hulless popcorn
6. hull less pumpkin seeds grown for edible seeds
7. Golden Jubilee tomato
8. baseball size red tomato
9. Silver Queen corn
10.jojoba

07. socalgardengal
1. Purple Jalapeno
2. Dutchman's Pipe
3. San Francisco Fog tomato
4. Beans from my list
5. Coffea Arabica (coffee bean)
6. Rose seeds
7. Egyptian walking onion
8. Peppers from my list
9. Saffron
10. Your favorite easy to grow annual flower
I'm not picky,anything works for me :)

08. wonky

1. Yarrow
   2. Sage
   3. Lavender
   4. miracle fruit
   5. winter savory
   6. sweet violet
   7. red clover
   8. korean mint (hyssop) or catnip (catmint) or other mints
   9. Tansy
   10. Chocolate Mint
   Lady fern, and other medicinal herbs will work.

09.mastergarder2003 (Received)
1. Unusual Pumpkins white,bumpy different color than orange
2. Zuke or stir fry patty pan unusual colors kind
3. Snapdragons
4. Zinnia
5. Spinach
6. Lettuce leaf not bitter
7. Dry beans. unusual
8. Pop Corn,
9. White corn
10. Or any White,Yellow,or Pink or Purple surprises for Zone 5.
I do not like peach or orange in anything..
Sorry ,I love Cool tones in the garden, and unusual Veggies, but would also like some RED BEETS.
I am hoping for some cool goodies I put in lots.

10. pinkiris
1. anything black foliage or black or darkish flower blooms
2. Echinacea - any except the common purple
3. white bleeding heart
4. snapdragons any
5. pink lavender
6. yellow yarrow
7. canna - pink or white blooms please
8. medinilla magnifica
9. salvia - white please
10. lilys - no orange please

11. glo70
Tomato
1. pink ponderosa
2. red ponderosa
3. russian
4. white
Hot pepper
5. ghost pepper

Strawberry
6. White
7. black Cucumber
8. yellow

12.forgetmenot_orlando
1. lettuce
2. climbing cucumber
3. red salvia
4. italian kale
5. any low growing annual flowers
6. turnips
7. poppy
8. yarrow
9. creeping thyme
10. addendum

13.barefootgardner12
1. Meconopsis betonicifolia 'Blue Himalayan Poppy'
2. Hellebores
3. Beans (see my list)
4. Brussels Sprouts 'Catskill'
5. Cabbage Red Acre
6. Eggplant Long purple
7. Tomato Yellow Cherry
8. Pelargonium citrosum Citronella Plant
9. Japanese Morning Glory 'Fuji Shibori'
10.Nasturtium

14.gr8heather
1. Poppies, any type (Especially pink or multicolored)
2. Any unusual pumpkins (Especially Galeux d'Eysines)
3. Any unusual melons (Especially Sakata's Sweet)
4. Any unusual peppers (Especially Yellow Peter Pepper, or Bishops crown)
5. Any unusual cucumbers (Especially Lemon)
6. Any perennial flowers, especially part shade tolerant
7. Any unusual Sunflowers (red, pink, white, black, multicolored)
8. Lemon Balm
9. St. John’s Wort
10. Lilies
* I like any unusual edibles, perennial flowers, or medicinal herbs.

15.sinbadsmom
1. columbine chocolate soldier
2. zinnia lime green
3. zinnia queen red lime
4. pink salvia
4. silene
6. nicotiana langsdorffii
7. globe gilia
8. thunbergia african sunset or any dark colored ones
9. nasturtium black velvet or any dark ones
10. tassel flower

16. fcoffill
1. Peppers ornamental (especially variegated leaf, like fish pepper and purple flash) I love pepper plants!
2. Columbine, big old fashioned columbine any color.
3. Cosmos, (I prefer the pink shades)
4. Dianthus any member of this plant family
5. Datura (not white)
6. Rudbeckia (plain old black eyed susans) or the double flower.
7. Coleus (your favorite)
8. Begonia (any type)
9. basil any
10. pansy

17. cmwsquirrl
1. Red clover (any clovers)
2. Weber blue agave
3. Irish moss (any)
4. Honeysuckle
5. bamboo
6. walking stick kale
7. fuchsias i really want a double white but will take anything
8. creeping thyme
9. mushroom spores anything safe to eat
10. yellow peter peppers
Ok so its a varied list....also would love blue tomatoes..unique tomatos hot peppers any climbers bleeding hearts or love lies bleeding...i am also into fairy gardens so anything low low low for my fairies

18. flowergirl34
1. Comfrey
2. Daisy: Banana Cream; Or any other yellow daisy.
3. Geum: Koi...try , try again...
4. Marigold Mumsy
5. Dianthus: Shrimp or Kawara Pink or Tuxedo Black or any Dianthus you think looks interesting.
6. Catnip: Pink Cat or any other kind. Can't seem to keep this in the garden or growing fast enough for the cats, lol.
7. Chrysanthemums: Matchsticks; or any perennial.
8. Coneflower: Hula Dancer
9. Bloodroot
10. Irish Moss

19. GarynJeanna
1. Zinnias
2. Knautia
3. Milkweed-any
4. Eupatorium- except Joe Pie
5. Meadowsweet-Filipendula Ulmaria
6. Vitex
7. Any Salvia
8. Aster
9. Ageratum
10. Red Crepe Myrtle
We are expanding our butterfly garden & looking for host and nectar plants.

20.ashley05
My top ten (I know some of these colors aren't true to seed, so if they come out a different color that's okay):
1. Hibiscus moscheutos (I have red, pink, and white, would really like a few other colors)
2. Canna (red, orange, or yellow flowers)
3. Clematis albicoma
4. Cyclamen Hederifolium--hardy cyclamen
5. Dicentra exima--fringed bleeding heart
6. Fuchsia magellanica (hardy fuchsia)
7. Schizostylis coccinea 'Major'
8. Clerodendrum thomsoniae--bleeding heart vine
9. Dutchman's Pipe
10. Jasmine (any from the Oleaceae family)
I'm trying to do a tropicalesque garden, so anything that looks tropical, especially if it has red, orange, or yellow flowers. Also interested in tropicals that I can overwinter dormant.

21. leilahamaya
my top ten list, sorry if its a bit weird, errr something....

1. fruit, any kind especially trees
2. citrus any and especially cold hardy (really want to get variegated pink lemon, but any kind of lemon, satsuma, orange, mandarin-maybe wrong time of year, but definitely on my top ten list!)
3. passion flowers any kind of passiflora
4. tea -any kind of common tea camellia
5. purple tomatillo/ any groundcherry physalis
6. miner's lettuce claytonia winter purslane
7. daylilies
8. salvia leucophylla , "purple sage"
9. grapes, any
10. hibiscus

22. xiangirl-Heidi
1. sunflowers
2. Helenium
3. Heliopsis
4. Gaillardia
5. Bee Balm
6. Poppy
7. Penstemon
8. Phlox Paniculata-especially red
9. Marbled variety of anything
10. Butterfly weed

23. senjanevada
1. Pride of Barbados/Mexican Bird of Paradise - Pink flower
2. Pride of Barbados/Mexican Bird of Paradise - Red flower
3. Royal Poinciana/Flamboyant Tree - Yellow flower
4. Delonix decaryi /Flamboyant Tree - White flower
5. Kaempferia Galanga (veggie ?)
6. Kale Tree (veggie)
7. Lithop /Living Stone (cactus)
8. Huernia (succulent)
9. Dudleya (succulent)
10. Four O'clock (flower) - bloom multicolor

24.gardenerz
OK. I'm in. Here's my list of TEN:
1. Peas - a.Snap [b. Snow OK]
2. Snap Beans [no dried or shellys]
3. Carrots
4. Squash - Winter
5. Herbs
6. Zinnias
7. Sweet Peas - Fragrant
8. Asters - Annual not perennial
9. Nasturtiums
10. French Marigolds

This post was edited by aquadragonfly on Fri, Aug 16, 13 at 13:42

******IMPORTANT********

I sent out my address to you all today. IF you did not get it, it's because YOU have no link to email you through GW YOU MUST UPDATE THIS or you will not get emails from others.
Send me a message so I can send you my address, I am not gonna go chasing contacts. Sorry if this is harsh but if you are gonna be on a trading site people DO need to be able to contact you.

IF you DO have a contact email listed and didn't get it PLEASE send me an email at: aqua_dragonfly@live.com
Thanks, hope everyone has a fantastic weekend!

This post was edited by aquadragonfly on Fri, Aug 16, 13 at 21:54

Aqua,
I did not get your address. That happens fairly often with E-mail originating from Garden Web, not just to me, but to others as well. Try again at poisondartfrog@rocketmail.com.
Thanks, Alana

ok Alana, it went to the mail you have at Live.com. I will resend it right now to this one though before I forget.

ERRR, too much FB time, I wanted to LIKE your post! OH MAN!

I'd love to join this please! My list is easy! Anything for hummingbird or butterflies :) that would be awesome!

LOL. I don't have mail at LIVE.com, whatever that is. That might be why I did not get it....

Medo! It is nice to see you in a swap.

Alana

Welcome Medo, glad you decided to join. When you post your want list Missy I will update the list :D I will remind you again tonight LOL

Yes Miss Alana your email says:
You can reach poisondartfrog at this address: poisondartfrog@live.com
Don't know WHERE that came from but that sure is how it says to contact you ;)

Geez O Pete. I've never had anything remotely like that. No wonder I'm not receiving GW email. Someone punked my email address.....or...something.
I'll try to change it back and change my password, just in case.

Glad I made you aware of it Miss Alana, I wondered if that is what happened....some people you know?
I would absolutely change my password, there is no telling who it might have been and what's more creepy is knowing they are getting emails intended for YOU!

I would like to join in on the fun. My wants:
1. Groundcovers
2. Angelonia
3. Guara
4. Heuchera
5. Coneflowers other than purple
6. Centranthus Ruber -red -mine died with my DH's help
7. Papaver
8. Monarda-reds and pinks
9. Achillea
10. Will be happy with anything for zone 6a

Ok. For my list, I'd. Love anything for hummers/butterflies. Here's my list. Lol colors are red shades. Some are white and blue too. I'd be greatful for any :)
Bee balm
Cardinal flower
Butterfly bush
snapdragons
salvia
fuschia
Columbine
phlox
butterfly bush
I know they likeny tubular shaped flower .. thank you!

Ohhh hi Alana! Thank you for the welcome. If someone can't fill one, may I also add the Kmotgg? I've always wanted some. Thank you so much! Medo

LIST UPDATE:
01. aquadragonfly-Aqua
1. Any low growing, creeping Thyme (Really like either Elfin or Thymus praecox Highland Cream)
2. Any Large Hibiscus (I love these and have none)
3. Salvia Swan Lake (killed mine this year by moving it)
4. Achillea ptarmica Ballerina
5. Ajuga Burgundy Glow
6. Anacyclus pyrethrum Garden Gnome
7. Bergenia Lunar Glow
8. White Bleeding Heart (I killed mine, I chopped off the roots moving it :( )
9. Anything suitable for a rock garden
10. Echinacea White Swan

02. cryptid
1. Styrian Pumpkin (Had some that I bought that never came up)
2. Chocolate Mint (or orange)
3. Holy Basil
4. Bitter Broccoli (biggie want. - cancer fighter - my wife's a cancer patient - currently in remission)
5. San Francisco Fog tomato (biggie want)
6. Kale (any type)
7. Unusual Snapdragons
8. Garlic bulbils
9. White Sage (Salvia apiana)
10. Witch Hazel (or any medicinals)

03. trovesoftrilliums
1) Dodecatheon - Shooting star
2) Statice suworowii Rattail Sea Lavender
3) Rudbeckia triloba
4) Angelonia -- any color
5) Fern Leaf peony
6) Verbascum -- tall cream/yellow/white varieties
7) Santa Barbara daisy or any daisy but oxeye.
8) tall cream or lemon marigolds
9) any flowers good for drying like strawflower/gomphrena
10) any primrose

04. domehome
1. Impatiens balfourii
2. Delphiniums
3. Geranium maderense
4. Cosmos
5. Echiums
6. Angelica's
7. Verbenas
8. Solidago rugosa (or any goldenrod)
9. Phacelia
10. Salvias
*Interested in plants bees like so annual flowers are good.

05. poisondartfrog-Alana
1. Some of Bon's KMOGG
2. Trochetia blackburniana
3. Achillea taygetea, Greek Yarrow
4. Nicotiana tabacum variegata
5. Impatiens glandulifera
6. Salvia vanhouttei
7. Ipomopsis polyantha
8. Aristolochia gigantea
9. Penstemon albidus
10. Silphium albiflorum, white flowered Rosinweed
White flowers

06. zackey
1. adzuki beans
2. watermelon
3. big leaved thyme
4. broccoli
5. Japanese hulless popcorn
6. hull less pumpkin seeds grown for edible seeds
7. Golden Jubilee tomato
8. baseball size red tomato
9. Silver Queen corn
10.jojoba

07. socalgardengal
1. Purple Jalapeno
2. Dutchman's Pipe
3. San Francisco Fog tomato
4. Beans from my list
5. Coffea Arabica (coffee bean)
6. Rose seeds
7. Egyptian walking onion
8. Peppers from my list
9. Saffron
10. Your favorite easy to grow annual flower
I'm not picky,anything works for me :)

08. wonky

1. Yarrow
   2. Sage
   3. Lavender
   4. miracle fruit
   5. winter savory
   6. sweet violet
   7. red clover
   8. korean mint (hyssop) or catnip (catmint) or other mints
   9. Tansy
   10. Chocolate Mint
   Lady fern, and other medicinal herbs will work.

09.mastergarder2003 (Received)
1. Unusual Pumpkins white,bumpy different color than orange
2. Zuke or stir fry patty pan unusual colors kind
3. Snapdragons
4. Zinnia
5. Spinach
6. Lettuce leaf not bitter
7. Dry beans. unusual
8. Pop Corn,
9. White corn
10. Or any White,Yellow,or Pink or Purple surprises for Zone 5.
I do not like peach or orange in anything..
Sorry ,I love Cool tones in the garden, and unusual Veggies, but would also like some RED BEETS.
I am hoping for some cool goodies I put in lots.

10. pinkiris
1. anything black foliage or black or darkish flower blooms
2. Echinacea - any except the common purple
3. white bleeding heart
4. snapdragons any
5. pink lavender
6. yellow yarrow
7. canna - pink or white blooms please
8. medinilla magnifica
9. salvia - white please
10. lilys - no orange please

11. glo70
Tomato
1. pink ponderosa
2. red ponderosa
3. russian
4. white
Hot pepper
5. ghost pepper

Strawberry
6. White
7. black Cucumber
8. yellow

12.forgetmenot_orlando
1. lettuce
2. climbing cucumber
3. red salvia
4. italian kale
5. any low growing annual flowers
6. turnips
7. poppy
8. yarrow
9. creeping thyme
10. addendum

13.barefootgardner12
1. Meconopsis betonicifolia 'Blue Himalayan Poppy'
2. Hellebores
3. Beans (see my list)
4. Brussels Sprouts 'Catskill'
5. Cabbage Red Acre
6. Eggplant Long purple
7. Tomato Yellow Cherry
8. Pelargonium citrosum Citronella Plant
9. Japanese Morning Glory 'Fuji Shibori'
10.Nasturtium

14.gr8heather
1. Poppies, any type (Especially pink or multicolored)
2. Any unusual pumpkins (Especially Galeux d'Eysines)
3. Any unusual melons (Especially Sakata's Sweet)
4. Any unusual peppers (Especially Yellow Peter Pepper, or Bishops crown)
5. Any unusual cucumbers (Especially Lemon)
6. Any perennial flowers, especially part shade tolerant
7. Any unusual Sunflowers (red, pink, white, black, multicolored)
8. Lemon Balm
9. St. John’s Wort
10. Lilies
* I like any unusual edibles, perennial flowers, or medicinal herbs.

15.sinbadsmom
1. columbine chocolate soldier
2. zinnia lime green
3. zinnia queen red lime
4. pink salvia
4. silene
6. nicotiana langsdorffii
7. globe gilia
8. thunbergia african sunset or any dark colored ones
9. nasturtium black velvet or any dark ones
10. tassel flower

16. fcoffill
1. Peppers ornamental (especially variegated leaf, like fish pepper and purple flash) I love pepper plants!
2. Columbine, big old fashioned columbine any color.
3. Cosmos, (I prefer the pink shades)
4. Dianthus any member of this plant family
5. Datura (not white)
6. Rudbeckia (plain old black eyed susans) or the double flower.
7. Coleus (your favorite)
8. Begonia (any type)
9. basil any
10. pansy

17. cmwsquirrl
1. Red clover (any clovers)
2. Weber blue agave
3. Irish moss (any)
4. Honeysuckle
5. bamboo
6. walking stick kale
7. fuchsias i really want a double white but will take anything
8. creeping thyme
9. mushroom spores anything safe to eat
10. yellow peter peppers
Ok so its a varied list....also would love blue tomatoes..unique tomatos hot peppers any climbers bleeding hearts or love lies bleeding...i am also into fairy gardens so anything low low low for my fairies

18. flowergirl34
1. Comfrey
2. Daisy: Banana Cream; Or any other yellow daisy.
3. Geum: Koi...try , try again...
4. Marigold Mumsy
5. Dianthus: Shrimp or Kawara Pink or Tuxedo Black or any Dianthus you think looks interesting.
6. Catnip: Pink Cat or any other kind. Can't seem to keep this in the garden or growing fast enough for the cats, lol.
7. Chrysanthemums: Matchsticks; or any perennial.
8. Coneflower: Hula Dancer
9. Bloodroot
10. Irish Moss

19. GarynJeanna
1. Zinnias
2. Knautia
3. Milkweed-any
4. Eupatorium- except Joe Pie
5. Meadowsweet-Filipendula Ulmaria
6. Vitex
7. Any Salvia
8. Aster
9. Ageratum
10. Red Crepe Myrtle
We are expanding our butterfly garden & looking for host and nectar plants.

20.ashley05
My top ten (I know some of these colors aren't true to seed, so if they come out a different color that's okay):
1. Hibiscus moscheutos (I have red, pink, and white, would really like a few other colors)
2. Canna (red, orange, or yellow flowers)
3. Clematis albicoma
4. Cyclamen Hederifolium--hardy cyclamen
5. Dicentra exima--fringed bleeding heart
6. Fuchsia magellanica (hardy fuchsia)
7. Schizostylis coccinea 'Major'
8. Clerodendrum thomsoniae--bleeding heart vine
9. Dutchman's Pipe
10. Jasmine (any from the Oleaceae family)
I'm trying to do a tropicalesque garden, so anything that looks tropical, especially if it has red, orange, or yellow flowers. Also interested in tropicals that I can overwinter dormant.

21. leilahamaya
my top ten list, sorry if its a bit weird, errr something....

1. fruit, any kind especially trees
2. citrus any and especially cold hardy (really want to get variegated pink lemon, but any kind of lemon, satsuma, orange, mandarin-maybe wrong time of year, but definitely on my top ten list!)
3. passion flowers any kind of passiflora
4. tea -any kind of common tea camellia
5. purple tomatillo/ any groundcherry physalis
6. miner's lettuce claytonia winter purslane
7. daylilies
8. salvia leucophylla , "purple sage"
9. grapes, any
10. hibiscus

22. xiangirl-Heidi
1. sunflowers
2. Helenium
3. Heliopsis
4. Gaillardia
5. Bee Balm
6. Poppy
7. Penstemon
8. Phlox Paniculata-especially red
9. Marbled variety of anything
10. Butterfly weed

23. senjanevada
1. Pride of Barbados/Mexican Bird of Paradise - Pink flower
2. Pride of Barbados/Mexican Bird of Paradise - Red flower
3. Royal Poinciana/Flamboyant Tree - Yellow flower
4. Delonix decaryi /Flamboyant Tree - White flower
5. Kaempferia Galanga (veggie ?)
6. Kale Tree (veggie)
7. Lithop /Living Stone (cactus)
8. Huernia (succulent)
9. Dudleya (succulent)
10. Four O'clock (flower) - bloom multicolor

24.gardenerz
OK. I'm in. Here's my list of TEN:
1. Peas - a.Snap [b. Snow OK]
2. Snap Beans [no dried or shellys]
3. Carrots
4. Squash - Winter
5. Herbs
6. Zinnias
7. Sweet Peas - Fragrant
8. Asters - Annual not perennial
9. Nasturtiums
10. French Marigolds

25. medontdo-Medo
1. Bee balm
2. Cardinal flower
3. Butterfly bush
4. snapdragons
5. salvia
6. fuschia
7. Columbine
8. phlox
9. butterfly bush
10. Bleeding Heart
Love anything for hummers/butterflies. Here's my list. Lol colors are red shades.
Some are white and blue too.
I'd be greatful for any :)

26. hibiscusfan
1. Groundcovers
2. Angelonia
3. Guara
4. Heuchera
5. Coneflowers other than purple
6. Centranthus Ruber -red -mine died with my DH's help
7. Papaver
8. Monarda-reds and pinks
9. Achillea
10. Will be happy with anything for zone 6a

Kiss me seeds KMOTGG they just might need a winter over to open the seeds.I live in Mi. The birds drop them on the ground This year I have about 20 popped up from a year or 2 before I didnt even plant them.
I didnt put names on my paks but sent in some that people had on the top 10 wanted list. Iam sure Auqa will do her best to share with all of us. I would love fro someone to search out my private list and give me a thing or two, Like a yellow Tree Peony not pink any other. O well just dreaming. Thanks everyone for sharing your priceless seeds. My garden is in bloom with all your priceless treasures.Gw swap trades.:))

Thanks to my lousy internet service I was without a connection until late last night, I have been trying to catch up on everything today. Plus cook and take care of puppies and everything else. I am tired and I think ready for bed.

I am thinking about capping this off at the end of the month, I think everyone who wanted to has joined already.

What do ya'll think?

Ours is nearly ready to send, one more item to put in envelope and its ready to send.

Looks like I have several things on the lists. Should we send in extras that aren't on the lists, too? I have an abundance of edibles to share. :)

Hi I would love to join in - I saw some things that I have that are on others lists

My top ten list
1. Italian Goliath Tom
2. lemon grass
3. hyssop
4. chocolate habanero
5. HOT peppers _ trinidad scorpion, morugas, etc
6. purple jalepeno
7. devil's tongue
8. lady's mantle
9. lilyturf
10. jacob's ladder

any heirloom tomatoes or peppers and herbs
thank you

Hi Aqua,
I think capping it end of August is fine.

I am getting my seeds ready and looking forward to the swap. Looking through people's wish lists and finding seeds has been fun. Thank you for arranging it!

And....awwww puppies! I bet they are cuties but still a lot of work!

I'm for the end of August.
I went through everyone's wish lists tonight and have all the seed packs in 2"x3"plastic baggies with names on them.
So I'm ready to post anytime.

Me too :) I'm done unless someone else joins.

gr8heather, you may send in extras if you like. I don't have a problem with anyone sending whatever they choose to share.

Darlene, if you are reading this:
I am sorry if you can not post for whatever reason, please contact Gardenweb to get them to help fix the problem. Once the problem is fixed please feel free to post your list. Thanks.
:) Aqua

This post was edited by aquadragonfly on Wed, Aug 28, 13 at 23:57

Update on my TOP TEN list:

anything black foilage or black or darkish flower blooms
Echinacea - any except the common purple would really like the doubles or toppy hats ones
white bleeding heart
hellebores
pink lavender
named only Japanese morning glory seeds. No regular morning glorys thank you
penstemon - any
medinilla magnifica
salvia - white please
named lilys - no orange please

thanks for reading!

Aqua, for some reason my email isn't letting me read any past 2 weeks. Can you please resend me your mailing address for the swap. Sorry and thanks.

What is Darlene's GW name?

Here are my top 10:
Midori Giant Edamame
rouge vif d'etampes pumpkin
cuban oregano
shallot seed
spanish tarragon
spanish lavender
yardlong beans
pattypan yellow squash
all types of flowers

Alana, from my understanding Darlene doesn't have a GW account at the moment because it will not let her login or anything, all she can do is read post.
If this is a problem for anyone please let me know and I will tell her she is not eligible to at the moment.

Good to see we still have folks interested in joining us.

I will update the list later.

:) Aqua

If she is a member she will have a screen name, regardless if her account is misbehaving and should contact GW for assistance. If she is trying to become a member and is having trouble, GW will help her with that too.

K...well I will tell her to contact them so they can help her.

I am not ready. Need to wait a bit longer for some seed pods to ripe. The last date to mail is 9/14, right?

Happy gardening.

Morning!

I'm in the same boat as senja.
Most of my plants are just starting to go to seed. I know I won't be mailing till the 14th. And with the wet summer we've had...BOY! do I have a lot of seeds this year, lol. :)

Have a great day!
vina

Most of my plants are also just starting to go to seed. May have to send whats left from last year.

Have a good holiday everyone!

Most of my plants are also just starting to go to seed. May have to send whats left from last year.

Have a good holiday everyone!

I just harvested the dinnerplate Hibiscus you are looking for. They bloomed white with a red center and dark almost red. I also have watermelons and Dino Kale I see otherslooking for. Truly, the posts are too long and I would never remember who is looking for what. If this is supposed to be our 10 most wanted, are we supposed to send in 10 pkts?

Aqua,

I see that their a few people who need more time for their plants to finish going to seed, I myself am fine in waiting if others are to start this swap by a few weeks, maybe late september to give those a chance to finish harvesting seeds. Please let us know, I am holding out several more days before mailing my package to see if anyone else gets on board or if you push the date out.

Thanks,

Karen

I'd like to get this one off my plate so I'm going to mail mine to you this week. If someone else joins and I have appropriate seeds, I'll send another envelope.

I've had a large seed harvest this year, I plan on sending in lots of extras :)

I check the crape myrtle seed pods and roses seed pods if they are ready, not, they are still green. I'll pick and send out the seeds a week before due date.

I'm glad to say the bronze fennel is close to harvesting. It is the last of the seeds to go into the bag. I figure I'll try to be patient though in case we have some late comers.

oooh Bronze fennel would be lovely. The catapillar go wild for that. I have a hard time keeping it around. Queen Anne's Lace and Dill are also popular.... but they haven't managed to eat those to 'death'

:D

lindamarie you may send in any seeds you have others may want. IF you only send in 10 it is fine as well.
If you are having trouble with the list just look at the updates I post and you can see what others are wanting from that.

I will not be mailing the seeds packages back out until the last week or so of Sept. IF you have seeds that are not ready by Sept. 14 but WILL be ready by the end of Sept. then feel free to wait until they are ready. IF I only have a few packages to go through that is fine BUT I would like for the majority to be in no later than Sept. 20th.

Alana, send when you are ready. I appreciate you joining in on this swap so very much!

OHHHH, Vina, you gonna be doing some MAJOR swapping with all those seeds huh? LOL

I will be posting an updated list later on. I have been busy, can in for a little break now and thought I would come check on the swap.

Again, let me just say I appreciate EVERYONE so much who have joined this swap. I can't wait to go through the seeds. I am excited to see what comes in...I am sure many of you will have your wants fulfilled!

Ok, back to work. I will update this list later today!!!

:) Aqua

oo ok oops, well its ok. i thought we were sending in early, so i have just sent mine. you should be getting it very soon. well i already had a lot in there so i think its ok.

Im in if you dont mind please.

1. Winter Squashs: Hubbard, Buttercup, Turk Turban
2. Cucumbers: Painted Serpent, Russian Pickling, Suyo Long
3. Poppies: Any type or even a mix would be great
4. Melons: Any Muskmelon, Tendersweet or Orangeglo watermelon
5. Beans: Any yardlong type
6. Gourds: Apple gourd wanted most, but also Egg or Bushel
7. Tomatillo/ Any Ground Cherry
8. Butterfly Bush
9. Foxglove
10. Clematis

Hi all! Been meaning to post here for a while, but it seems there's always something conspiring to divert me anymore. If it isn't diabetic neuropathy and its minions, it's my MIL's medical problems, my SIL's frustrations, overall negative attitude, and lack of empathy, it's our autistic son's recent mystery gastric affliction with attendant vomiting and inability to keep down his meds (can we say "grand mal seizure") and yet another ambulance ride to the emergency room for IV meds, etc. - Yeah,...it definitely hasn't been boring around here lately, although we absolutely, totally wish it were otherwise. Anymore, Elly & I are thinking our son, Roy, may very well be suffering from constipation. Headache, stomach ache, nausea, lack of appetite, etc. Hospital tests couldn't find anything specific. No high temperature or elevated white blood cell count. --shrug-- To add to this, I have yet to properly acknowledge at least 4 wonderful individuals who have traded with me lately. OTOH, our container grown "Little Finger" carrots are doing nicely, and we've harvested some nice shallots, not to mention a continuous bounty of "Ever Bearing" and "Alpine" strawberries. So, I guess, it all kind of evens out, maybe, in a weird sort of way. - Looking forward to fullfilling the seed wishes of others! Totally jazz's me! :)

Welcome to all who have joined recently.

WOW cryptid ALL that is rough, don't know how you manage to keep your sanity much less keep up with gardening too.
WOW is all I can say.

leilahamaya I got your package, it was open when it arrived. I don't think anything fell out of it but the tape looked like it had gotten stuck in their sorter and it was all bunched up and not sticky anymore.

I am going to start a new thread in the morning. I have been running all day Wednesday and I am so sleepy at the moment I can hardly hold my eyes open and I can't sleep either. I have to keep correcting so ummm yeah, I will be waiting til I am awake to do anything that requires thinking.

I am waiting on nasturtiums to dry out but probably will be ready around the 14th. I hope!

Trovesoftrilliums if the are not ready you will have time, as long as you can get your package in before say the 25 I will be re packing at that time so as long as it is here by then....
Ummmm, what kind of nasturtiums? LOL I planted a pack of the trailing kind this year, out of 32 seeds only 4 germinated, 2 got transplanted and 1 was doing well until day before yesterday when I pulled a weed from around it's base....
I am SOOOOO disappointed those are my favorite annual and they have just not done well for me the last couple of years!

DOMEHOME! I just got your package IT WAS PERFECT!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU! It is so nice to open a package where the person followed the instructions well!
It makes it so easy for me!

Ok, I am going to start another thread with the update in it :)

Cryptid - So sorry to hear about all the problems you and your family are suffering. I have had gastric trouble myself for over 6 months, the gastroenterologist just prescribed me acid blockers which have some scary side effects. So I ended up consulting my chiropractor / nutritionist. He did allergy testing on me and a barrage of other tests too. He seems to be helping. Consider finding a good homeopath, they look at things a little differently.
Aqua - Why thank-you. Just trying to be a good trader.