I know that I don't collect all the seeds that I can.

I have seen on wish list seeds that I could have collected and didn't so please post here if there's something specific you're looking for.

You beat me to it Lisa!
My wish list is going to be small this year, I really have to cut back (and this time I mean it ):

Geranium robertianum
Agastache mearnsii
Echinacea angustifolia
Rosa rugosa alba
Stachys: S. monieri 'Saharan Pink' or similar, S. macrantha, others
Canna
Dianthus caryophyllus 'Fenbow Nutmeg Clove'--I had 13 plants grown in 2017 (sown from 2013 seed from duane456) that got snow plowed...completely ruined...before they had a chance to bloom. I was really looking forward to them last year.
Lobelia siphilitica alba
Aralia racemosa
Salvia subrotunda
Tanacetum densum
Sedum requieni and other tiny/small sedum
Sedum with outstanding color
Stevia rebaudiana
Linaria purpurea white, pink & purple (separate colors)
Chimonanthus praecox/Wintersweet
Marigold 'Disco Red' or similar


...more to come, I'm sure.

I'll be looking for

Japanese morning glories

(again) because the deer (who left the snow peas entirely alone) reached through the fence wires and ate the seedlings. I have another location to try next year.

Diana I have plenty of Japanese morning glory seeds!

For me any unusual annual especially
fancy petunias
zinnia crosses
impatiens
marigolds
apricot cosmos
coleus
begonia

Probably not much this time. Right?

Fuchsia

Bougainvillea

Pentas

Lantana

Cannas (not red)

Cuphea

Schizanthus coccineus

Hibiscus laevis, cream flowered only.

Coleus seeds from vegetatively reproduced cultivars.

Tomatoes: Ferris Wheel, Dixie Golden Giant, Todd County Amish, Cleota Pink

Ruellia sp

Zinnias with stripes, splotches, multi-colors on one blossom.

Celosia, plumosa and spicata types, especially warm bronze, orange, peach, yellow, cream, green, gold. Tall types, short ones, kids that climb on rocks.

Clerodendrum, various

Pavonia praemorsa, Pavonia spinifex, Pavonia multiflora, others.

Tropical vines

Burpless cukes, especially Summer Dance

hepatica
irises
Dierama pulcherrimum
ipomoea indica
ipomoea lindheimeri
china asters
Salvias
sweet peas
red scabiosa
gloriosa lily
foxgloves
Anything blue!

Ok here it goes! 😁

Tomatoes (especially cherry and dwarf varieties)
Small variety Zinnias
Cosmos
White Canna or any canna 😆
Coneflowers
Tropical vines
Milkweed
Calendula
Basil varieties
Rose of Sharon varieties

Going to keep the wishlist smaller this year 😁

Hello from Middle Tennessee! Hope everyone is having a great time in the garden. It's been wet, hot, and humid here but the plants are loving it (gardener not so much). This post got me to thinking about next year so I looked over at Floret's website and decided my wish list would include everything on there, lol! Just joking (kinda)... I know I'd like to have more fillers for arrangements and flowers that do well in the vase. So far I'm lusting after:

Amaranth...I keep trying but there is some insect that takes these down every year (I might try growing in a large container next year)
Atriplex
Ammi/Daucus Black Knight
Celosia Orange or Peach Color
Honeywort
Basils
Ornamental Millets
Pennycress
Perennial Sweet Peas
Strawflower-Apricot Mix/Dragon Fire
Variegated Leaf Tomato

I got on the seed trading wagon late last year, but still got tons of seeds to experiment with! I couldn't start them all, but did get to try things I'd never tried before. A few things that come to mind - a lovely dark leaf hibiscus, monkey flower, fiber optic grass, bunny tail grass, Mrs. Burns Lemon Basil, and lots of pretty marigolds and zinnias. Thank you to all for your generosity in sharing seeds...I have definitely found my tribe and hope to share lots of goodies with you all this fall!

I will be looking for unique heirloom varieties of garlic/
Peppers
interesting tomato cultivars
carrots
various herbs

I've got:
many tomato varieties
carrots
various herbs
cukes
too much to list, honestly.

Here are my specifics, these are going to be hard to find but...

Flowering Spice:
Nigella Sativa (Black Cumin or Black Caraway)

Succulents:
Puya alpestris (Sapphire Tower)
Huernia oculata
Hatiora herminiae

**added: Don't know any of the scientific names... but all are groundcovers
Corsican Mint (Mentha requienii)
Creeping Thyme
Snow in summer
Creeping veronica
Scotch Moss

In general I'm looking for unique flowering edibles. Nasturtiums, Marigolds, Rose, Lavender, Hibiscus, etc...

Hibiscus heartthrob.. top of my list this year.

Poppy bridal bouquet
Poppy laciniatum
Poppy swansdown
Poppy Danish flag
Nasturtium ladybird rose
". " Orchid cream
Phlox blushing bride

Celosia first flame purple
Marigold firebalInnis double salmon

Once again, I promise I'll cut back this year

I'm especially looking for cold-hardy (4B/5A), ultra-zeric selections that like (or can tolerate) hell strip-like conditions. The west side of our lot, next to the sidewalk, catches the searing setting sun and hot, dry wind all summer long. Come winter, the snow typically disappears within a few days of the storm that brought it, so that spot gets the cold wind along with the intense winter sun that comes with higher altitudes.

Agastaches - any I don't have that might be hardy here
Aquilegia oxysepala
Anthemis marschalliana (I have a single purchased plant, but it doesn't produce viable seeds. Maybe it needs a partner.)
Dahlia coccinea
Delosperma congestum, cooperi, others that might be hardy here
Diascia integerrima (I bought a plant this year, but it needs a partner )
Digitalis obscura, parviflora (or any other species I don't have)
Dodecatheon meadia
Goniolimon collinum
Helianthemum nummularium
Lewisia rediviva, other species
Lilium martagon
Limonium gmelinii
Lonicera caerulea
Lycoris squamigera
Monardella macrantha
Penstemon - any that are hardy in zone 4 or 5 that I don't have
Saponaria ocymoides
Salvia - most any I don't have or haven't tried
Sphaeralcea munroana, other species
Teucrium aroanium
Thymus neiceffii
Verbena bipinnatifida

So much for cutting back

What a coincidence I am going to cut back too!
But give more!!

Here's my current and always incomplete list of wants, in no particular order: (I've found some that are now striked)

Wild Senna (Senna hebecarpa)
Sedum pulchellum, Widow's Cross
Veronicastrum virginicum, Culver's root
Mount Atlas Daisy (Anacyclus pyrethrum)
Dicentra Eximia, Fringed Bleeding Heart
Pole Filet Beans, French Emerite
Greasy grits pole bean
Piquillo Pepper
Persicaria odorata, Vietnamese Coriander
Thymbra spicata, Spiked thyme
Aethionema schistosum, Fragrant Persian Stonecress
Pontederia cordata, Pickerelweed
Gaura calcicola, Texas beeblossom
Mertensia virginica, Virginia Bluebells
Stewartia malacodendron, silky camellia
Lysimachia quadrifolia, Whorled Yellow Loosestrife
Fallugia paradoxa, Apache Plume
Hamamelis virginiana, Witch hazel
Agastaches
Salvias
Always looking for new tomatoes and peppers to grow

Adding to the list ~
Symphyotrichum oblongifolius, Aromatic Aster
Matelea reticulata, Pearl Milkweed Vine *really trying hard to find seeds*
Lemon Fluff Knapweed (Centaurea macrocephala)
Mexican Bush Sage (Salvia leucantha)
Mentha arvensis, Wild Mint

I'll keep an eye on my Wild Senna (Senna hebecarpa) for seeds Christine

Mine is short, because I'll try planting just about anything.

Dwarf tomatoes
Hibiscus
Things that do well as houseplants

poisondartfrog said:Celosia, plumosa and spicata types, especially warm bronze, orange, peach, yellow, cream, green, gold. Tall types, short ones, kids that climb on rocks.

Interested in fairly obscure Eastern US natives. Long list, maybe I'll get lucky on something.

Aconitum reclinatum – White Monkshood
Aconitum uncinatum – Southern Blue Monkshood
Adlumia fungosa – Climbing Fumitory, Allegheny Vine
Amianthium muscitoxicum – Fly-Poison
Anemone quinquefolia –Wood Anemone
Angelica triquinata – Filmy Angelica, Mountain Angelica
Angelica venenosa – Hairy Angelica
Aralia hispida – Bristly Sarsaparilla
Aralia nudicaulis – Wild Sarsaparilla
Aristolochia serpentaria – Virginia Snakeroot
Asclepias amplexicaulis – Clasping Milkweed
Asclepias quadrifolia – Four-leaf Milkweed
Asclepias rubra – Red Milkweed
Asclepias variegata – Redring Milkweed
Astilbe biternata – Appalachian False Goat's Beard
Cardamine angustata – Slender Toothwort
Cardamine bulbosa – Spring Cress
Cardamine concatenate – Cut-leaf Toothwort
Cardamine diphylla – Two-leaf Toothwort, Crinkleroot
Clematis occidentalis var. occidentalis – Purple Clematis, Mountain Clematis
Clematis ochroleuca – Curlyheads
Clematis viorna – Vase Vine, Leatherflower
Clitoria mariana – Atlantic Butterfly Pea
Cornus Canadensis – Bunchberry
Delphinium tricorne – Dwarf Larkspur
Diphylleia cymosa – Umbrella Leaf
Drosera rotundifolia – Round-leaved Sundew
Erigenia bulbosa - Harbinger-Of-Spring
Erythronium unbilicatum – Dimpled Trout Lily
Galax urceolata – Galax
Gentiana villosa – Striped Gentian
Hepatica americana – Round-lobed Hepatica
Heuchera pubescens – Marbled Alumroot
Houstonia purpurea - Purple Bluets
Hydrophyllum canadensis – Canada Waterleaf
Panax trifolius – Dwarf Ginseng
Passiflora lutea – Yellow Passionflower
Phacelia dubia – Appalachian Phacelia
Prenanthes altissima – Tall Rattlesnake Root
Prenanthes serpentaria – Lion's Foot
Prenanthes trifoliolata – Gall-Of-The-Earth
Saxifraga virginiensis – Early Saxifrage
Scutellaria serrata – Showy Skullcap
Spiraea corymbosa – Dwarf Spiraea
Stellaria pubera – Star Chickweed
Stenanthium gramineum – Featherbells
Streptopus amplexifolius – White Mandarin
Streptopus roseus – Rose Twisted-stalk
Trichostema dichotomum – Forked Bluecurls
Veratrum virginicum – Virginia Bunchflower
Veratrum viride – False Hellebore
Xerophyllum asphodeloides – Turkeybeard, Beargrass

I don't grow a lot that's different, but have a few "not from the seed rack" varieties to offer. I'm updating my seedlist this week, pretty sure I've deleted what I won't offer.

I'm mainly looking for fillers I can simply toss about, within these any colors.

Eschscholzia californica, California Poppies, any colors
Violas
Alyssums
Flax (red or blue)
Linaria
Schizanthus

@wildflowers.

I have milkweed Vine growing here but I snip the pods and throw them away because I heard it was so aggressive. If you remind me next year I'll send you some.

Thank you, Lisa! I'll make a note on my file wishlist.