have rev Taylor butter bean pole, striped hull greasy cut short,pretzel bean,blk turtle bean, blk seed pole,specked hull red lima,envy soy, bear soy,wipperpool will pea,pole mcCaslau, roma bush, blue lake string-less pole, also grew a bean i got from out local growers, looks like a sea bean, triangle shape, drys deep burgundy.It has a huge vine that was very hardy. peaches,

Hi sullivann , Welcome to The Seed Exchange! Please see the link below for enabling your email link so that you can easily be reached for trading. You might also want to list things a bit more specifically on your exchange list. It would probably increase your chances of trading. hth. Sue...aka chemocurl Here is a link that might be useful: sticky: please read before posting! **Required**

I'm looking for- alexanders white yarrow stinging nettle ramp (wild leek) white sweet clover yellow sweet clover pepper grass ( cow cress, field penny cress, or poor man's pepper) any others that can do well in northern Vermont I'm hoping to cultivate more wild edibles in my garden as I live in a city and nearly all the wild plants have been removed and replaced with lawn, concrete, and ornamentals. I have some random seeds if someone would like to trade. I have- black eye susan queen anne's lace globe thistle pole bean radish bachelor buttons sage morning glory- dark purple Or you can just send some seeds out of the goodness of your heart. Thank you for reading.

Not chives, Allium schoenoprasum. May be an Allium. Don't know. A bit large, but it looks similar to Allium tuberosum -- but I am not 100% on that. Even if it is an edible plant, this plant does not agree with you - for whatever reason. It is not worth making yourself sick or worse. Leave it be. FataMorgana