I'm very interested in doing some exchanges with the great folks here on Gardenweb.

Please check out my list of haves and wants and see if we can't work out a trade.

Thanks for your consideration!!!

VEGETABLES:

BEETS:
Early Wonder Green Top

BROCCOLI RAAB:
A Loliia D'Olivo - Olive leaf variety

CANTALOPE:
Honey Rock

COLLARD GREENS:
Vates

CUCUMBERS:
Muncher
Pickle Bush

EGGPLANT:
Black Beauty
Green Beauty

KALE:
Dwarf Blue Curled Vates

KOHLRABI:
Early Purple
Early White

LETTUCE:
Corn Salad - Mache
Cos - Little Gem
Endive - Catalogna Emerald
Endive - Green Curled Leaf
Lettuce - Black Seeded Simpson
Lettuce - Buttercrunch
Lettuce - Lollo Rossa
Lettuce - Red Oakleaf
Lettuce - Slobolt
Merveille des Quatre Saisons - purple tinged butterhead

PEPPERS:
Bhut Jokolia - World's hottest pepper
Bishop's Crown
Chocolate Habanero
Giant Aconcagua - huge 11 inch sweet pepper
Gypsy
Sweet Banana
Yolo Wonder

PUMPKIN:
Small Sugar

RADISHES:
Winter - Chinese Rose
Winter - Long Black Spanish

RUTABAGA:
Laurentian

SPINACH:
Bloomsdale Long-Standing
Lorelay

SQUASH:
Butternut, Waltham
Dark Green Zucchini
Early Golden Crookneck
Straightneck Early Yellow

SWISS CHARD:
Argentata 2

TOMATOES:
Banana Legs - Ugly, determinate plants but a favorite for the long, bright yellow fruits
Beefsteak
Black Brandywine - very early for the size, a real favorite
Chico III
Delicious
Elberta Peach - fuzzy, striped fruits; bluish foliage
Fat Cherry - very productive, a favorite
Giant Belgium - nice tomato
Golden Jubilee
Green Zebra
Homestead - early, productive, cute little pumpkin shaped fruit
Japanese Trifele Black - unique
Jubelee - large orange fruits
Manitoba
New Yorker
Oxheart
Red Cherry Large
Red Pear
Rideau Sweet - productive
Rio Grande - excellent plum tomato
Roma
Small Red Cherry
Sunray
Super Beefsteak

Also have very small quantities of these select tomatoes, 5 seeds per variety:

Aunt Gertie's Gold
Bedouin
Big Rainbow
Big Yellow Zebra - a favorite
Black Early
Black Mystery
Black Prince
Brazilian Beauty - nice red/black tomato
Cafe Bule
Coyote - ivory-yellow currant type
Emerald Evergreen - large beefsteak type
Henderson's Pink Ponderosa - extra large fruit
Isis Candy - very productive cherry
Italian Beefsteak
Mountain Gold
Northern Delight
Pink Oxheart
Plum Lemon
Tangerine - huge, bright orange fruit
Tigerella
Yellow Brandywine

Also have tomato blends; both random blends and cherry tomato blends.

TURNIPS:
Vertus Marteau

WATERMELONS:
Bush Sugar Baby
Carolina Cross
HERBS:

CHIVES:
Common

CILANTRO:
Coriandrum ativum

DILL:
Diana

OREGANO:
Origanum vulgare hirtum

PARSLEY:
Italian Flat Leaf
Curly Leaf

SAGE:
Broad Leaf

SUMMER SAVORY:
(A) Satureja hortensis

THYME:
Common

FLOWERS:

Annuals:
Coreopsis - Plains
Marigold - Crackerjack
Sunflower - Italian White
Sunflower - Lemon Queen
Zinnias: Tons, saved as various same-variety groups but unknown names. Give me an idea of the size you're looking for and I probably have a group that grows to that approximate height.

Perennials:
Gypsophila panculata - white Baby's Breath
Ratabida columnifer - Mexican Hat
Shasta Daisy - Alaska
Shasta Daisy - Silver Princess

MORE coming later.....

Always looking for unique tomato varieties.

Unusual veggies, herbs, sweet or bitter greens; especially Italian and other European varieties.

I'd really love to get my hands on some Winged Peas (aka "Asparagus Pea"), Rat's Tail Radishes and Kohlrabi Gigante or other large, long keeping veggies.

Have just starting adding flowers to the garden; so, anything there, both perennials and annuals greatly appreciated.

Almost anything I don't already have really.

Although you can keep your Okra and Lima Beans to yourself, thank you very much...lol