Hi Jerry — PM sent!

Jerry, no need to "re-home" extra seeds from this year. Just put them in a shoe box or something and use them next year. Kept cool and dry, most veggie seeds will last several years.

We also hold a plant swap amongst us Rocky Mountain Gardeners in in the Spring (and fall) where you can pick up veggie starts and unload your extra seedlings.

If you still have some seedlings I would be interested in trading some. It is my first year starting Tomatoes indoors and so far so good. I started fourth of July, yellow bells, sweetie cherries and brandy wine. They are going on 3 inches tall.

Hi,

I have my tomato lineup pretty set as I have limited space. However, I do have some extra peepwrs, egg plant if you woud like some I am near 144th and Sheridan if that works.

Jerry

Jerry,

I have a few Cherokee Purple and Black Krim tomato seeds to spare if you still need them. My parents live near you and I'm over there once a week.

Barb

Hi Barb,

I could try the cherokee purple. PM me here if you are still interrested

jerry

I will try eggplant Irene. Thanks for this post!

I would take an eggplant and a pepper. I'm not completely confident that I can keep them alive until may, but I will sure try! Should I come over this week to collect them or do you want to babysit them until the Swap?

Hi, I have not checked the swap date. In nay case, I can hold on to them for a bit until we get past this cold spell.

Jerry