Leslie I might have some Little Joe Pye Weed, not sure if it will be ready by the trade but I'll keep an eye on it.

Ronnie, that would be super! Thank you. If it's not ready I could send you a bubble mailer you could send back.

I'll try and check before the rain tomorrow, hopefully it won't start early.

Someone posted little Joe our. I think it was @molanic.

On it. Thanks.

Here we go for now:

ABUTILON
-BELLVUE
AGASTACHE
-Champagne
-Arizona Sun
-Ava
-Desert Sunrise
-Glowing Embers
-Acapulco
-Coronado
-Tango
-Arcado Pink
-Liquorice White
-Globetrotter
-any I don’t have (see my have list; I LOVE agastache--just a few seeds of any kind I don't have would make me very happy!)
ALONSOA Mask Flower
AMARANTH
-Golden Giant
-Orange Giant
-Giant Purple
-Aurora Yellow
ANGELICA
-stricta purpurea
-pachycarpa
ANCHUSA
-Alkanet
ANGELONIA, any
ARNICA montana
ASTER
-Opus
-Skyscraper
-September Ruby
-Climbing (A. carolinianus)
-Bonny Blue
AZTEC SWEET HERB
BASIL
-Finissimo Verde A Palla
-Pesta Perpetuo
-Marseilles
-Wild Magic
-Cardinal
-Osmin
-persian
BEGONIA
-Escargot
-foliosa var miniata (fuchsia flowering)
-Little Brother Montgomery
BLUE PIMPERNEL (Anagallis monelli)
CALCEOLARIA mexicana
CALENDULA
-Solar Flashback,
-Bronzed Beauty
-Radio
-indian prince
-Oopsy Daisy
-Orange King
-Snow Princess
CALIBRACHOAS, any
CANARY CREEPER
FUCHSIA
-capensis
-arborensis

CARROTS,
Sugarsnax
Solar Yellow
Mokum
CATMINT
Grandview
Greek (Nepeta parnassica)
CELOSIA
-Cramer's Lemon Lime,
-Tornado Red
-Bombay
CHINESE FOXGLOVE (Rehmannia)
CHINESE HOUSES (Collinsia)
COBAEA scandens (cup and saucer vine)
COLEUS
-Chocolate Mint,
-Fairway Yellow,
-Wizard Golden,
-Wizard Jade,
-Wizard Sunset
-Chocolate Covered Cherry
-Premium Sun Pineapple Surprise
-Wizard Scarlet
-Superfine Rainbow Color Pride
-Superfine Rainbow Volcano
-Fairway Ruby
-Chocolate Splash
-Superfine Rainbow Red Velvet
-Versa Crimson Gold
-Versa Rose to Lime
-Fairway Red Velvet
-Versa Lme
COREOPSIS
-Sweet Dreams,
-Roulette
-Tiger Stripes
-Mahogany
CORIANDER
COSMOS
-Yellow Garden
-Xanthos
-Cosimo Collarette
-Sonata
-Double Click
COYOTE MINT
CREEPING RASPBERRY (Rubus calycinoides)
CREPIS Rubra Pink
CYMBALARIA Ivy-Leaved Toadflax
DAHLIA
-coccinea True Wild Form
-coccinea palmeri
-coccinea Orange Hybrids
-coccinea Lemon Blush
-Twynings After 8
-Bishop's Children
-Softie
DELPHINIUM
-New Millennium or other New Zealand varieties
-cardinale "Scarlet Larkspur"
DIANTHUS
-any caryophyllus (carnations)
DIASCIA, any other than white
DICHONDRA Silver Falls
EGGPLANT
-Pingtung
-Rosa Bianca
-Rotonda Bianca Sfumata
-thai long green
-Melanzane Rosso Di Rotonda
-Malaysian Dark Red
-Mitoyo
-Korean Red
-Japanese Millionaire
ERIOGONUM
-grande var rubescens (red buckwheat)
-nudum Ella Nelson's Yellow
-fasciculatum foliolosum
-umbellatum polyanthum Shasta Sulfur
EUPHORBIA marginata
FEVERFEW
Virgo
-parthenium aureum (golden)
GAILLARDIA
-Amber wheels
GERANIUM
-any ivy leaf
HEUCHERA
-Neptune,
-Marmalade,
-Blackout,
-Electric Lime,
-White Cloud,
-any red/purple/pink/orange colored ones (I know these aren't supposed to come true--but mine always have!)
HOLLYHOCKS
-first-year flowering from seed
-fig-leaved (Happy Lights)
-Queeny
IMPATIENS
-walleriana
-sodenii
-balfourii
-any solids
IRESINE Purple Lady
JACOB'S LADDER
-White Pearl
-Blue Pearl
JUPITERS BEARD
KALE
-Dazzling Blue
-Redbor
-Black Magic
-Lacinato Rainbow
KISS ME OVER THE GARDEN GATE
KOHLRABI, any
LADY'S MANTLE Thriller
LAMPRANTHUS Pink Kabloom
LANTANA
-montevidensis
LAVENDER
-fernleaf
-White Ice
-any named other than Munstead or Hidcote
LINARIA triornithophora (Three Birds Flying)
LOBELIA fulgida 'Queen Victoria'
MARIGOLD
-tenuifolia (signet)
-Villandry
-Spun Gold
-Spun Orange
MAURANDYA
-Joan Lorraine
-Sky Blue
MEADOW RUE (Thalictrum rochebrunianum)
MILLET
-Purple Majesty
MORINGA, dwarf
NASTURTIUM
-any climbing
ONIONS, bunching only
PANSIES
-any solids or named mixes relatively heat tolerant/long blooming,
-trailing like Freefall or Cool Wave
PASSIFLORA
-sanguinolenta
PATRINIA scabiosifolia "Golden Lace"
PEA
hypertendril types
PELARGONIUM, any named
PENSTEMON
-Blackbird
PEPPER
-Creme Brulee
-sweet reds
-bells
PETUNIA
-Shock Wave,
-Easy Wave,
-Tidal Wave,
-Trilogy,
-Double Cascade,
-Ramblin,
-Surfinia
-Opera Supreme
PATCHOULI (Pogostemon cablin)
PENSTEMON
-mexicali
PHLOMIS
-fruticosa
-russeliana
PITCHER PLANT Sarracenia
PURPLE BELL VINE
ROCK CRESS
ROSE
-Angel Wings
ROSE CAMPION
-alba
-Angels blush
ROSEMARY
-Blue Boy
-Taylor's Blue
RUDBECKIA
-Autumn Colors
-Chim chiminee
-triloba red sport
-Solar Eclipse
-Maya
-Ruby Ruby
SALVIA
-officinalis purpurea (purple culinary)
-Limelight,
-Strata,
-Snow Nymph
-Pink Sunday
-Blue Monday
-leucophylla
-barrelieri
-candelabrum
-cacaliifolia (Guatemalan Leaf)
-gesneriiflora Tequila
-flocculosa
-darcyi
-involucrata (Rosebud)
-Dara's Choice
-Phyllis Fancy
-Big Swing
-groundcover sages (that spread)
SANTA BARBARA DAISY
SCABIOSA
-caucasica "perfecta alba"
SENECIO cineraria 'Silver Dust'
SIDALCEA, any
SILENE asterias
SNAPDRAGONS, solids only
-Antirhinum braun-blanquettii (perennial snapdragon) Lemon Sherbet
-Twinny
-Bronze Dragon
-Chantilly
-Sonnet
SNOW IN SUMMER Cerastium candidissimum
SOAPWORT Bouncing Bet
STATICE
-German (Limonium dumosa)
-Sea Lavender
-Limonium gmelinii Siberian
Strawflower
-Silver Mist
-White Carpet
-any silver bush types
SUMMER SQUASH
-Costata Romanesco
WINTER SQUASH
-Chiriman
-Futsu kurokawa
-Tetsukabuto
-Greek sweet red
-Kogigu
-Long of naples
-Menina Rajada Seca
-Musqee de maroque
-Noob taub
-Canadian long neck pumpkin
-Quaker pie pumpkin
-Seminole pumpkin
-Choctaw sweet potato
-Sucrine du berry
-Tahitian melon
-Yuxijiangbinggua
-Fairy
-any moschata types
SUNFLOWER
-Kong
-Giant gray stripe
-Ikarus
-Sunspot
-Giant White Seeded
-Shock-O-Lat
-Apricot Daisy
-Claret
SWISS CHARD
Prima Rossa
Cardinal
TOMATO,
-Cluster Grande
-Chef's Choice Orange
-White Tomesol
-Moonglow
-Striped Roman
-Vorlon
-Berkeley Tie Dye Heart
-Domaca Roza
-Black and Brown Boar
-Green moldovan
-Zapotec Pleated
-Pink Boar
-Pink Honey
-Royal Hillbilly
-Beduin
-Paul Robeson
-Green Pineapple
-Dr. Wyche's Yellow
-Lucid Gem
-Orange Banana
-German Johnson
-German Pink
-Hungarian Heart
-Giant Belgium
-Cherry Falls
-Ildi
-your sweetest cherry
-your most productive paste (other than Roma or Opalka)
Trachelium caeruleum
VANILLA GRASS
VERBASCUM
-bombyciferum Arctic Summer,
-Cotswold King,
-Southern Charm
-Katie's Candles
-phoenicium
VERBENA
-bonariensis
-Lollipop
-lilacina (de la Mina)
VISCARIA
-oculata
YERBA BUENA (Satureja douglasii)
ZINNIA
-Crystal,
-Dreamland,
-Magellan,
-Oriole
-Queen Lime Red Heart
-Aztec Burgundy
-Aztec Red

@lovesblooms I have some Angelica gigas if you want that one.

Yes, please! I grew this out and loved it, but didn't save seeds. Thank you!

Better late than never! Here is a start on my wishlist:
Summer Skies, Delphinium cultorum
Rockcress cascading, Aubrieta hybrida
SeaHolly Blue Eryngium Planum
Saxifraga Arendsii
Catanache caerulea
Mona lavender

Solanum lycopersicum chocolate cherry
Lycopersicum esculentum or Cherokee purple tomato
What a tongue twisting challenge!

Does anyone have any variegated tomatoes???? I didn't even know these existed until I saw some have posted variegated peppers... I'M SO IMPRESSED!

I do enjoy the variagated leaves of the"fish pepper"
https://www.pepperscale.com/fi...


@Samlav I see you wish for Mona Lavender...do you mean Plectranthus 'Mona Lavender'? I just winter over my plants on an unheated porch each year. Haven't seen any seeds, but I could send you some rooted cuttings. LMK I also enjoy and winter over Plectranthus 'Nico' a lower growing white flowered version,

@MariposaMaid I will take a photograph of it and return Pettiti's Nursery and Garden Center to read its label. It was in a hanging basket and had the same deep, purplish kind of leaves I see in NGA data base. But not sure about the lavender flowers.

This nursery, Pettiti's, had imported Italian vegetable seeds still out on display and I believe some were variegated. Can you look this nursery up? See if you like any of these. Maybe it's on their website. @KelliW you may be interested, too.

I went to your link and Amazon sells many varieties of Fish Peppers that are variegated. Do they all have variegated leaves? I am an Amazon Prime member, so obtaining the right seed may not be a problem before the swap.

Hi Samlav-
I was recently visiting relatives in the Cleveland area. We went to Petitti's. An absolutely amazing place. They are huge, helpful, AND THEY GROW THEIR OWN PLANTS locally so what they sell they know will grow there. I also looked around at their bulbs, they said all the bulbs labeled hardy really were hardy there, and I saw nothing that looked "iffy" . We went to another nursery (can't recall the name), they were nice but were selling various bulbs I can't think are hardy there (Scilla peruviana, for one). So anyway I guess what I am saying is they seemed like a fabulous resource and if they have a variegated leaf tomato you should get some!
I got my fish pepper seeds from Whatcom Seed Company. Apparently since they are seed grown there is some variability in how much the leaves are variegated. They sent me my order immediately. They have all kinds of oddities, and I am offering some of the seeds in this swap.

Wish List ~

AGASTACHE - ANY white, pinks, reds, pink pop
alpine basil thyme
AMARANTH - yellow, tricolors, hot pinks
BAPTISIA - ANY
BEGONIA - ANY
BLANKETFLOWER - red plume, Lorenziana
CANNA -pacific beauty
CARDINAL FLOWER - ANY
CARDOON
COLUMBINE - yellow, variegated, doubles, reds or magpie
COMFREY
COREOPSIS- any pinks, incredible, white or crimson red
COSMOS - pink or white popsocks, double click RED, PINK, CRANBERRY, red, chocolate, rose bonbon, lemon bird, MINI
CUPHEA- any
FOXGLOVE - chocolate, strawberry, yellow
GAILLARDIA- any reds, pulchella yellow or red
GEUM- any
HOLLYHOCK - Chestnut brown, creme de cassis or any dwarf ones, red
JAPANESE MORNING GLORY- any
LAVENDER - pink, red, or Platinum Blonde
LOVE IN A MIST/Nigella Miss Jekyll Rose, cramers plum, any pinks or whites
LUPINE - pinks or reds
MARIGOLD - strawberry blonde, queen Sophia, 'Cempoalxochitl'
MILKWEED- any except common
ORNAMENTAL ONION - allium shubertti
PASQUE FLOWER
PENSTEMON- ANY, pinks or any with dark foilage, chocolate, Iron Maiden
PEPPER - beaver dam, peter pepper orange,
RUDBECKIA- green wizard, any reds, cherry brandy, any unusual
SALVIA - ANY, whites, pinks, blues, cambridge blue, Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea) var. turkestanica
SNAPDRAGON - dwarfs, whites, reds, hot pinks, climbing
SUNFLOWER - dwarfs only
TOMATO - dwarf project only
VERBENA - pinks, reds, white or peach
ZINNIA - inca, candy mix, cupcake, jazzy, queen lime red

I enjoy growing anything that is dwarf sized, variegated or has the unusual dark bronze foliage/flowers.
Anything that is good for heat, drought tolerant and high humidity. zone 8
Always looking for anything that blooms white and or crimson red.
Thanks for reading!

@Pistil




There was a mix of 3 kinds Italian cherry tomato seeds. One was spicy. I am not much help with veggies. I asked the sales guy if the 3 seeds were in separate packs and he said no but I would be able to tell them apart! I was thinking...I’m the newbie, spending more time online identifying seeds than he would ever guess! I did not see verigation in the photos on the rack except right on the white cabbage that had red veins. What are the chances you would have visited Petitti’s.

Mona Laveder pictured last.
Plectranthus Mona Lavender.

@Samlav, Yep, that's Mona Lavender alright!
If it was me I would buy that pictured plant and bring it indoors for the winter, either as a house plant or semi-dormant above freezing area and take cuttings (They will root in water) to make more plants for next season!
Plus, there are probably three plants in that basket...So you could have 3 good sized plants and a buch of yearlings. Lots quicker than seeds. IMHO

I have Mona Lavender and it is beautiful I did cuttings last year and they grew in a jar of water all year. Potted some up in spring and planted them out once it got warm. This year I brought in a whole plant to see how it does in the sun porch

I am much too frugal.

So send me your address before it gets too cold to ship cuttings!!!