Please post everything and anything that you may be interested in growing. I need to clean out my seed boxes.

Thanks Lisa, I'll get started and update over time.
Persicaria odorata conspicua
Psiguria umbrosa, Rainforest Cucumber
Zinnias, any species in bright orange or orange bi-colors.
Salpiglossis, Cafe au Lait
Asclepias and relatives, lost most of mine this year
Cannas- oranges, yellows, whites
Tropical foliage plants. I'm looking to recreate a "jungle garden" from several years ago.

I'm in agreement with Lisa! Would love to take this opportunity to share any of my saved seeds.

I'll be watching this list and/or planning to share what I have, new and old.

Starting my list:
Thousandhead Kale
Aji/Cacho de Cabra Hot Pepper aka Goat's Horn pepper
Kashmiri chili, Rare Indian Paprika
Leutschauer paprika hot pepper
Bleeding Hearts
Scrophularia, Red Birds In a Tree

It's good to 'see' you Lisa and thanks for the post!
There will be additions (of course) but here's a start:

Tropaeolum/Nasturtium 'Double Delight Cream'
Zinnia elegans 'Meteor' (also known as 'Monarch King', though I've never seen it offered under that name)

I know this swap is for named varieties but thought I'd put some other wants here, too:

Any hardy-to-zone-5 cactus
Antirrhinum molle
Cedronella canariensis
Cynoglossum officinale
Galactites tomentosa~purple and/or white
Persicaria amplexicaulis
Telekia speciosa

By all means, list your unnamed wants, too! Off the top of my head, my tall mixed snapdragons have been beautiful this year (red, pink, yellow, white and bicolor), and I should have several packs of those. Last year's phlox drummondii, again, mixed, will be nice, too. And as I go through and figure out what are unnamed mixes like that, I'll list them, so you can send me a treemail if you would like me to include them with your other pickings at the end of the swap.

I bet I will think of some wishes, but right now I am still overwhelmed with the amount of seeds I already have!

I'd love to get some:

alstroemeria
Lisianthus

More to come...

I will be updating this list as I go....If you have similar items that are not the exact variety, please let me know.

Aquilegia 'Golden Spur'
Aquilegia 'Little Lanterns'
Aristolochia californica***
Campanula rotundfifolia
Dicentra canadensis
Ipomoea nil - Japanese morning glories***
Iris domestica (Belamcanda chinensis) Blackberry Lily
Kalimeris incisa 'Daisy Mae' (or any other white one)
Malvaviscus - Turk's Cap (any red or orange)*****
Monarda didyma
Penstemon 'Blackbeard'
Rudbeckia 'American Gold Rush'***
Zauschneria californica (Epilobium califoricum) - Orange Hummingbird Trumpet***

I activated everything I have, named and unnamed, on my swap list. If you see an unnamed variety you'd like me to add at the end of the swap, send me a tree mail.

@evelyninthegarden I have seeds for Aquilegia Red Hobbit instead of Little Lanterns. So red/white instead of red/yellow. Would you like me to list it?

I'm 90% sure I had seeds for Aster alpinus but I can't seem to find them anywhere. If I can find where I stashed them I'll list them.

Elena ~ Thank you so much for the offer. I am putting them in a red, orange and yellow bed, "The Hot Bed".

Do they bloom early? I could put them in with Estella Rijnveld tulips. (That would be "smashing"!)

They are my husbands favorites so I usually get some each year, as they are not perennial for me.

I haven't grown these yet. My wintersowing containers have been raided by squirrels the past 2-3 years. I also only grow Darwin tulips & not many of those. So I'm not sure if they would bloom at the same time. They would look wonderful together!

It might be fun trying...

Would there be any interest in Japanese Morning Glories from Ebay? I have some packs of stuff leftover that I am not going to sow again and thought maybe I would list them...I have a lot on my plate right now and don't want to bother (I hate the way we have to list seeds one at time with all that clicking ) if there isn't any real interest.

luvsgrtdanes said:Would there be any interest in Japanese Morning Glories from Ebay? I have some packs of stuff leftover that I am not going to sow again and thought maybe I would list them...I have a lot on my plate right now and don't want to bother (I hate the way we have to list seeds one at time with all that clicking ) if there isn't any real interest.

Ronnie ~ I would LOVE some Japanese morning glories!!!

Ronnie and anyone else ~ Am I the only one who may dislike the way the database is set up?

IMHO, it should be Latin names first, then common names. Currently, this is how some names are listed:

Breadseed Poppy (Papaver somniferum 'Hungarian Blue'
Hummingbird Mint (Agastache cana)
Sunset Hyssop (Agastache rupestris 'Apache Sunset ')
Floss Flower (Ageratum houstonianum)
Kidney Vetch (Anthyllis vulneraria)
Pot Marigold (Calendula officinalis)
Toadflax (Linaria maroccana) Heavenly Mix

I find that I spend more time trying to see if my listing took, as..."Where is it?" Does anyone else agree? I'm going to make a request of Dave to get this corrected. (I just hope he doesn't ask me to volunteer for the job!)

Evelyn most of what I have listed now are considered Japanese morning glory I just listed them as I. nil
I will add the Ebay leftovers if I can.

I don't like the way the Database lists things either...that's why I didn't use it this time.

Ronnie, thank you.

luvsgrtdanes said:I don't like the way the Database lists things either...that's why I didn't use it this time.

Isn't this a "Gardening Website"? Shouldn't it be consistent? And should we advertise the "Opium Poppies"?

Poppies (Papaver)
Oriental Poppies (Papaver orientalis)
Opium Poppy (Papaver somniferum)
Peony Poppy (Papaver somniferum 'Black Paeony)
Poppy (Papaver 'Lilac Pompom') btw...is a somniferum.

If you look at the poppy category, for instance, you will notice it is in "a bit" of disarray. 16 pages of poppies... it would be easier if they were in botanical order...do you agree?

I've broached this issue before, Evelyn. The responses to me and others I have seen have always been that it is too hard to put things to rights and there is not time for such a massive and disruptive undertaking. I always ignore the database listings if possible. My mind is disordered enough this last decade to wade through common names. If you search botanically, you do arrive at the correct plant, in my experience, but it is an awkward approach.