Unable to finish my post - looking for seeds, mainly herbs for Western New York, zone 5; any considered. Just starting, not much to trade in return.

Kari, we don't have a marketplace here in the Gardenweb, but if you have anything to trade, the Exchange Forums may be helpful.

Sorry, new here, thought I was posting in the exchange forum.

Very helpful information, Heidi!

Thank you. I'll keep looking as all the posts I've been finding are from like 2013 and older.

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Have a bunch of herbs and veggies - would you have any flower seed to trade? Doreen.

I am looking for Sungold and Cherokee Purple Tomato Seeds.

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If anyone wants to trade, here's what I have:

Arugula

Asparagus

Beans (Pole Browder)

Cauliflower

Celery

Cilantro

Daikon Radish

Eggplant (Black Beauty)

Flowers, etc (Alyssum, Calendula, Coreopsis, Crepe Myrtle Arapaho, Cypress Vine, Delphinium, Four O'clock salmon sunset, Gaillardia, Gazania, Helichrysum, Hollyhock, Lunaria Money Plant, Marjoram, Mimosa Tree, Moonflower White, Nicotiana, Night Scented Stock Matthiola bicornis, Penstemon Barbatus, Perilla Shiso, Snapdragon, Cosmos, Forget Me Not, Morning Glory, Sweet William Double Flower Mix, Zinnia, Petunia Mix, Centaurea Cyanus,

Kale

Leek

Melon (Tigger Melon, Calia, Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe, Sugar Baby Watermelon)

Onions (Evergreen Bunching, Torpedo, Green Onions)

Pumpkin (Sugar Pie and Big Max)

Spinach

Sunflower (Mexican Sunflower, Yellow Branching, Sunflower Seed Mix, Sunflower Challenge,

Tomato (Large Red Cherry, Green Zebra, Roma, Jubilee, Beefsteak, Black Vernissage)

Howdy neighbor, (to Kari in Western NYS)! Most any herb that can be treated like a summer annual (ex. basil) can be indoor started or direct sown plus all your zone 5 cold hardy perennials will work for you. I live in the Finger Lakes/Greater Rochester Area. My zone used to be 5 but I was rezoned to 6 a number of years back. Some zone 6 plants work for me and some don't. Rosemary, even "Arp," is one that doesn't. Thyme doesn't do overly well either. But sage and lavender are real champs. Make sure you have great drainage for them. Pooling water will kill them. Mints, basil, lovage, cilantro/coriander, holy basil, garlic (hardneck), chives, and oregano all do well.