i would love to have some passion fruit seeds but i dont have what you want but i do have alot on my trade list if you would like to look

Hi Andrew, sure we can trade . I would like some of your
Coneflowers flowers
.bubble gum
.clasping

please send me your address .

Hi Talent,

I don't have seeds that you've requested. But, I'm also in Zone 8(b). I've got some great okra seeds if you'd consider a trade:

- Star of David (excellent for frying)

- Burgundy Red

- Zeebest

- Hill Country Heirloom Red

Thanks a bunch. Whether you want to pass or take me up, I'll see you somewhere down the road.

Stall

Hi, I had 2 difference type of okra , maybe next time we can trade .

We'll see you around the block some time. Thanks for replying.

if you have arugula available , i would like to swap this time

I sure don't. Very sorry. We'll cross paths in the future. Just good to chat with someone in my zone. BTW, where are you located? I'm an hour north of Austin, Tx. Are you growing any butterfly, hummingbird, or bee plants?

I just saw your seed list. Looks like you are into veggies. Good for you. I've got some Cucamelon seeds you might like to try. I was looking forward to mine coming back this year like gangbusters. Not so. I credit the Almond Verbena tree that I planted in front of it as it it getting no sun. Won't try it again till I can make sure nothing else will be in front of it. It really is one that grows later in the summer.

I'm fine with not getting the passiflora edulis. I don't really have an established place to put it. Dragging water hoses across the yard has already gotten to be very tiring. Thanks again for responding.

i have tons of arugula, i can send you tons if you like. ok, not actually tons =P

but a nice fat triple score packet =).

i am interested in your meyer lemon seeds and edible passion fruit. i have quite a bit on my trade list if you want to pick out some things...

www.houzz.com/gardenWebTradeList/user/leilahamaya <--my trade list

i rather love arugula =)

i have found it grows in any condition, any soil, shade to full sun, wet to dry, in rocky unimproved soil, self seeds, is hot tolerant and cold tolerant, provides lots of bang for your buck!

i really enjoy the pungent taste...but i know to some its not as nice. i like the edible flowers best of all. its one of the easiest plants i have ever grown, and is pretty much always available. plant it once, and enjoy it for years =) for an annual, thats a feat.

hi lelia, am in nor cal as well. I would like some arugula if you have them available .

I also looking red baron peach to. Let me know, thanks

hey, cool, lets do it. if you find a few things from my have list, it will make it better if we can trade some more things, while we are at it....

i do have a lot of arugula. if you are still looking for muscadines, i believe i have some from last year, from trade, so someone else saved them. i also have several kinds of grape seeds.

as for the red baron, i am not familiar with that variety. the white flesh peach tree i have makes yummy peaches, lovely red skin, white flesh ,sweet and firm free stone peaches. we also have a very juicy one, that i am told is actually a nectarine. its fuzzy like a big juicy peach, has some red streaks in the flesh sometimes, its very juicy and sweet. it is a clingstone though, so its hard to get the seeds cleaned good. i also have some seeds of my neighbor's peach, which is a yellow flesh peach, very late in the season, also firm and would be good for canning and pies....it is though, also a clingstone.

we are all bad at keeping track of the names of our perennials...and these trees were planted long ago now...so they have forgotten their names! but they were purchased named cultivars...once having some name.