Amish Paste & Stupice are suppose to ripen in our cool summers with excellent flavor even if in part shade. Come August when the sun lowers in the sky my tomatoes are partially shaded by distant towering firs.

Have other seeds mostly commercial organic to trade: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/corrine1

I'm also looking for vegetables & flowers for a children's garden at our year round camp with after school & summer programs...want easy to grow in our long wet spring & cool summer climate ...green peas & beans, carrots, oriental vegetables (Chinese cabbages, bok choi, spinach-mustard), dinosaur kale, nasturtiums, snapdragons, sunflowers, & zinnia.

--------Vegetables, prefer organically grown & what grows well in short season cool summer climate-----------------

Orientals-

-Chinese cabbage B. rapa var pekinensis (esp. loose ones semi-headed or fluffy top)

-Chinese celery cabbage, Pak Choi, Brassica rapa var chinesis

-Mustard Spinach, B. rapa var pervirdis (Komatsuna)

-Perilla, purple (Shisho or Beefsteak plant)

Beans---Green snap: pole, bush & runner bean, esp painted lady

Kale, black/dinosaur/Lacinato, Brassica oleracea

Peas---edible pod peas, snow or snap

Root vegetables: carrot, beet, parsnip

Squash, Butternut

Tomato----Amish Paste, Stupice **suppose to have excellent flavor even in part shade & cool temps