Such a shame you are in Croatia! You have a good selection of stuff.

I was trade with many people around the world. I was also exchange with many people from US (Florida, Texas, N.Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Luisiana...) and everyone get the seeds. Everyone who have some interesting seeds, I will trade with him. I always send seeds like priority airmail.

I'm looking for seeds of trees, shrubs from all climate.

I'm in hardiness zone 7. Also looking for some unusually vegetables and flowers.

From the very top of the Seed Exchange forum:

"By participating in this forum, you agree that you ... may only use
this forum for exchanges within your country."

Importing seeds without the proper documentation and procedures is ILLEGAL and can possibly get one into some real trouble. This is NOT a good idea!

When I registered on this forum, they allowed me that I became a member of this site. There was no question about that if I'm a citizen of US?! So obviously on this forum everyone can be member. I've been trade with many people from another sites and from this site. I've already trade on this site. So if anyone want trade, I will trade.

How many people who's trade on this site have documentation for his seeds?! Many of them trade with seeds from his gardens or from trade with another people. If administrator of this site bothered because I'm from Europe and not from US, then throw me out from this site. On internet exist other sites for seed exchange.

Ento,

It's not a matter if you're a US citizen or not. That is absolutely not an issue to anyone.

Seeds or plant pieces from Europe or any other place non-US, must go through and clear US customs. Simple as that. No disrespect to you.

I traveled to Europe this summer and I was not allowed to send seeds back, or bring them in my luggage back to the U.S. I had to send them to a customs center in Atlanta GA where they determined if they were pest free, etc before they shipped them to my home address. It was a pain but I wasn't willing to get caught sending or sneaking them in my luggage as the fine is 1000$ or more if caught.

Again, no disrespect to you, just the U.S. Rules.

The majority of the really bad diseases that are plaguing many of our native species came from imports of some time. It is HIGHLY UNETHICAL, not to mention ILLEGAL, to improperly import plant material into this country.

Chestnut blight is a good example of a disease brought into this country that wiped out a large percentage of our forest trees in this country. Four billion trees decimated because of carelessness. Dutch Elm disease is another example. It is devastating the native elm population in this country. Many, many more pests and diseases have been brought in to this country costing us billions and billions of dollars every year and, in some cases, entire species of plants!

Don't be selfish. Just because you want seeds, doesn't give you the right to destroy our environment, economy, and our very way of life!