drippy has been hostess in the past for this swap. I participated last year, as did many others. It was a wonderful swap and I have checked with her, but she cannot act as hostess this year, so I would like to continue what has been a great seed swap. You can post here on the Round Robin thread if you want to sign up or have questions on how this will work.

Most of this is taken from what drippy posted last year, but it will give you the general idea of how this will work.
Do you have a theme garden? Do you want to have a theme garden (or more than one)? Then this swap is for you! For those of you who might be so new to gardening that you might not know what it is, sometimes people plan their gardens around a single theme. That theme can really be anything - perhaps the original theme garden was the Herb Garden. Another popular garden is the Moon Garden - all white flowers. Some people collect plants that have the names of their family members or they like plants that have animal names (like tiger lily.) When I participated last year, I would see the ideas others posted and kept thinking, "I want that one, too!"

Sign up here until October 20. You will be getting updates posted from me here and I will be sending some information to you by e-mail prior to when you send to me so don't send until we are sure all of the details are finalized. For now, post your theme garden types and any particular seeds you are hoping to get for them. Also, check other posts and start setting aside your seeds for others in the swap. Please only seed seeds that were harvested or purchased in 2007 or this year.

Seeds should be packaged in ready-to-trade individual packs; I cannot sort bulk seeds. This will be a "one-for-one-plus swap" - meaning you will receive one packet back for each packet you send in plus at least one or two extras. Please limit any one particular variety of seeds to 5 packs unless more than 5 people have requested that seed and you are sending them labeled as to who requested them. Just to keep myself sane, please do not send a total of more than 100 trade packets overall. (Even that number has me in awe!) You can add up to 20 bonus packs that are ones that you are basically giving away and don't expect something in return. All types of plant seeds (flowers, vegetables, herbs, shrubs) are welcome. However, if you only want vegetable seeds or only want flower seeds, or whatever, please let me know.

You will need to send your seeds to me in a bubble mailer envelope. No boxes. Include a self-addressed label with your seeds. Keep the labels fairly small so I can try to re-use the bubble mailer you send when I return seeds to you and send a mailer that is sufficiently large. Inside the mailer include a listing of the seeds you have sent, a copy of your theme garden list and seed wishes, and your GW name. It would be very nice if you would label your packets with your GW name as well. Most importantly: Please include postage equal to the amount of postage it costs you to send your packet.

Seeds need to be mailed to me by October 31 and I plan to have have the seeds in the mail back to you for an early December arrival date. I need to get all of this out of the way before I start decorating for Christmas. If your seeds are mailed out too late, you will not be part of the trade and I will have to return your original seeds to you.

Special note to newbies: if you have only few packs, still play! If you have NO seeds to trade, go buy 2 or 3 packs and still play! Many "vets" send in extras to swaps to be given away. I cannot guess how many more seeds you will receive than you send in, but I know I have some, and I bet others do, too.

Special note to newbies and vets who are sending bonus seeds: I would be grateful if you include just a little additional postage to help with remailing.

If I've forgotten anything, please email me or post here. Let the fun begin!

Ideas for themes:

All one color (e.g., Red Garden)
Ornamental grasses
Moon Garden
Bible Garden
Heirloom Tomatoes
Specific Type Flower (e.g., Sunflower Garden)
Native Flowers
Numbers Garden (e.g., Four O'Clocks, Five Spot)
Birds and Butterflies Garden
Jewel Tones (ruby, emerald green, navy, topaz)
Foliage that is "Anything But Green" (Gray, brown, or purple foliage)

and many more!
Looking forward to lots of fun!

If anything in here is confusing, let me know so I can clarify it.

Jeanne

Witch's Garden, also a work in progress- still looking for Mandrake, Rowan, Aconitum vulparia (Wolfsbane), others

Outdoor Foliage Garden, a new endeavor- colorful, variegated, textured, tiny leaves, enormous leaves-a whole outdoor garden reliant on foliage form and color for interest. Plants like Coleus, Hosta, Heuchera, Ferns, Petasites, Rheum, Rhubarb, Hypoestes, many others.

Thanks for hosting! I can't wait to see what others will choose.
Alana

Welcome to the swap, Alana. I know I got some seeds that you contributed last year. Maybe you can keep me squared away on all of this!

I will list my themes soon. Of course, I know what is out there now, but the new ones I might want to add (????)

Jeanne

Putting together seed packets for the different themes sounds like fun too. I'm delighted to join in.
Sue

my themes are

hummingbird - red flowers, trunpet shaped flowers(please no trumpet vine, I have that) anything in your garden you have hummers feeding from.

purple and yellow butterfly garden - mostly annuals, zinnias, cosmos, verbenas, and so on that butterflies like. milkweeds, parsley, fennel, dill, false nettle, cassia, false indigo, things butterfly caterpilers like to eat.

red, white, and blue - perennials in red white and true blue(not purple) would love things that look like fireworks, tall spiky.

Orange you lovly -all orange flowers, this will be a new garden I will start next year, so anything goes for it.

columbine garden - any and all columbines named or not

and lastly

my gardening friends - I will also start this one next year, I want to get seeds from as many gardening friends as I can, I want your most fav plant that produces seeds, just a few seeds(6-8) would be just fine. and maybe why you like it so much. I just love getting to know people through their gardens.

I know there are a lot but I just can't help adding a few new spots each year.

thanks jeanne I will pack all my seeds in packets labled for the person that they are for, and I will also mark the number of seed packets in each and I will put down the total sent. I'll try to make it as easy for you as possible.

michelle

Thanks for hosting this!
Vic

Red and white flower garden: I like to use red and white flowers in front of the shubbery around my house. Actually, I added lots of yellow to the blend this year because I did not have enough red and white, but still hoping for more red and white.

Windmill garden: I have a blue and white windmill in one garden. It was a gift from my husband and it is around 5 feet tall. I just love it! Anyway, I plant mostly pink, blue, and white flowers there. It is a hot and sunny area.

Rose garden: Not asking for rose seeds here, but the roses have pretty much disliked our hot, dry summers. I have started to add other flowers to the area, especially those that like sun and are pretty heat and drought tolerant. I would prefer some that are no more than 15" tall so I can see the roses when they do bloom. I have lots of dahlias in there now and they tower over everything else!

Herb garden: These go in various places from sun to shade and many in containers.

Neopolitan garden: This one is an idea I got from being in this swap last year The idea is to grow plants relating to the colors (or with the words in their names): Chocolate, Strawberry, and Vanilla (white.) It has been fun finding plants that fit in with this theme.

Gems and fine jewels: plant names that include things like pearl, ruby, emerald, etc. Also, the words silver and gold.

Angel garden: Plant with names including the word angel.

Spook-tacular garden: This one is one I think would be fun for fall - fall colors - yellows, orange, brown, and even better if they bloom in the fall - or plants with the words relating to "harvest" or "Halloween": things like Pumpkin Pie Spice daylily or Casper eggplant (have those.)

Vegetable garden: This is very limited because of space concerns so I have been looking for mini-varieties (or super easy to grow) vegetables. Maybe the "easy to grow" should be taken to mean - can stand up to lots of heat and lack of rain. LOL

I may decide I like some more as you post your ideas! I love reading everyone's ideas. I will be gathering seeds and hunting through my seed box to find things that everyone will like!

Jeanne

My themes:

Butterly Garden- Red Salvia, Black Eye Susan, Dill, Fennel, Milkweed, Red Zinnia

Sunflower- Any kind, any height, any color

Nature: Anything that the birds and iguanas will eat so they will stop coming onto my porch. (Those little boogers are getting REALLY bold lately.)

Thanks.

Beverly

Butterfly Garden - always looking for flowering plants that will attract different kinds of butterflies

Herbal/Medicinal plant Garden - I am just starting to plan this one for next year, and would love any seeds that others have used for this purpose and how they used them.

Heritage Garden - I just found out there was an Aquilegia "Leprechaun's Gold" - anybody have this?

Thanks so much,
Sue

Right now I have a blue and dark purple garden started that needs additions.

Also, I'd like to promote a hummingbird & butterfly garden.

I have a children's garden started that this year included sunflowers and yellow & orange pot marigold. Would love to add either fun textures or names that kids would like, like animal names or other yellow & orange flowers that are easy & don't require lots of TLC.

thanks,
Andrea

Herb Garden ~ I have sage, chives & basil, and would like to add some more herbs.

Zinnia's -I have the standard mixed color. I'd like a bunch of different varieties, profusion, spider, etc. I love zinnias! And the butterflies love them too.

Thank you for hosting Jeanne!

Maggie

1) Fairytale garden for me and my 7 yr old niece. :)
Wanted:
Flowers which have fairy, pixie, dwarf, gnome, dragon, wizard, treasure, or miniature in the name. Or plants which star in a fairy tale. Or, any compact annual flowers under 14" tall, and relatively easy to grow from seed.

Due to space concerns, no Giant anything please!! I already have that covered- via Giant Beanstalk seeds (a scarlet runner bean which makes really big beans and LONG vines).

Examples:
Anagallis monellii (said to attract fairies)
Wonderberry, Burbank's sunberry (Solanum burbankii)- Supposedly also attracts fairies, plus yields useful fruit.
Bacopa (stars as Athelas in LOTR film and has medicinal uses)
rampion (this is the plant in the fairytale rapunzel)
petunia 'aladdin'
lisianthus 'cinderella'
stock 'cinderella mix'
Anacyclus depressus 'Garden Gnome'
Bellis perennis (same name as Belle from Beauty & the Beast)
papaver alpinum "garden gnome"
Stock, Dwarf Ten Weeks
coleus wizard mix
coleus black dragon
dwarf snapdragons
Lupinus elegans "dwarf pink fairy"
Lupine "Pixie delight"
Pixie dianthus
Pixie Princess Mix aster
'Pixie' Japanese maple
Daylily "pixie beauty" or "pixie pipestone"
T&M's Fairy Mix (this is mainly toadflax and dwarf candytuft)
callistephus chinensis (aka Gremlin aster)
aquilegia white dwarf fan (aka nana alba)
aquilegia danish dwarf
aquilegia dwarf fantasy mixed
aquilegia dwarf fairyland
aquilegia little treasure
aquilegia sugar plum fairy
Sweet pea, dwarf "Sugar n Spice"
Godetia monarch dwarf, which look like perfect fairy skirts.

2) small-space Edible flowers garden!
Alaska mix nasturtiums (or any with variegated leaves)
any nasturtium which blooms in a color other than orange or yellow.
bachelors buttons, especially the purples and near-blacks
pansies: any that aren't yellow, orange, or peach.
Calendulas, any pink ones, or creamy white ones, non-orange and non-yellow types!
Snapdragons, any color except yellow and orange (fresh seed only!)
Dianthus, Velvet n Lace- or any deep maroon one.
Dianthus, old fashioned- Any with a strong, noticeable fragrance.

3) herb garden- looking for the following:
Lovage, fresh seeds only please
Capers, preferably no older than one year
Chervil, fresh seeds only please
Agastache foeniculum (anise hyssop), fresh seeds only please
Bacopa (now available from some seed companies)
Wild Garlic (Allium canadense), would especially love the pink or lavender flowered one!
Culantro, Eryngium foetidum (not cilantro)
culinary sage (edible sage), purple leaved or tricolor.
Thai Basil "Siam Queen" or any Thai basil that has a strong licorice/anise scent.
Persian anise basil (has silvery foliage and a licorice scent)

4) Asian/Japanese garden. Asian plants seem to do well in my climate. Looking for:

Japanese MG's, any fancy large flowered types!
Korean radish "Tae Baek"
Mild heirloom Daikon radish, such as:
"Miyashige" "Sakurajima" "Shogoin", or "Luo Buo"
Asian turnip "Hinona Kabu" or "Shogoin"
Japanese spinach such as Akarenso, Samba, Orai
Choy sum
Garnet Giant baby leaf
Golden streak baby leaf
" frill " "
Hatakena
Tat soi (really want!)
Toy choi
Komatsuna
Purple mustard greens (an Asian variety from Osaka)
Ruby streak baby leaf
kosaitai (really want!)
Mizuna (any variety)
Mibuna
Miike
Misome (really want!)
Saisai purple
Tokyo bekana
Wasabina
Yanagawa takana
Chinese leek, "hiro haba" or flowering type
Asian red scallion
Sweet Quartz VFNT- a disease resistant Japanese tomato.
Litchi Tomato Or Morelle De Balbis Solanum sisymbriifolium- An annual fruit, does well in warm climates and is grown in Asia for food.

For the most part, I'd like perennials. If there's an annual that fits perfectly, though, send it in! I have almost no moist shade in my garden, but plenty of average to dry part-sun where many full-sun plants do fine, and I have dry shade. Oh, I should say "no columbines, please." I have a lot, and the deer eat them--no room for more!

My themes:

Red Bed: I'm growing an all-red garden, hopefully someday like gottagarden's in the Cottage forum. I'm trying to get as many true reds in there as I can, but I'm using some purple-red, mahogany, and orange-red. The bed gets pretty decent sun, and is average to dry. Foliage or flowers can be in this color scheme. Specific things I'd like for it are: red-flowered penstemons, annual red lobelia, red wallflower (cheiranthus cheirii), red achillea, Jacob Cline monarda, coreopsis mahogany midget, Bergenia (Bressingham Ruby or similar), true red Maltese Cross (I have scarlet), Silene regia, red California poppies.

True Blue: Oh, how I love those true blues! A tinge of purple is ok, too. I'd love any species of Anchusa/alkanet. Dragonhead (Dracocephalon), fresh delphinium seed, Veronica gentianoides, echium plantagineum blue bedder.

Xeric/Sand Trap: Plants that do well in dry conditions, including alpine plants. The farther plants are from my house, the less likely they are to be watered. Agastaches and penstemon are ideal for my yard. I do have Agastache foeniculum, and a white version, and A. rupestris "Root Beer," and Golden Jubilee. There are others, though, that I'd love!). I have Penstemon Husker's Red already. Verbena bonariensis, Culver's root in purple would be great. I'd also love Asters, Echium, variegated yucca, Brazilian Bachelor Button (Centratherum intermedium).

Fall Interest: I HAVE to get more stuff that blooms this time of year! Chrysanthemums from seed like Clara Curtis or others, Asters--especially shorter, big-flowered ones, preferably perennial. (But tall is fine, smaller colored flowers are fine, etc!). Boltonia and Stokesia. Salvia azuria, Perennial blue ageratum. Calamint, Calamintha nepeta. I think agastaches outside my zone would bloom at this time--my volunteer hardy ones do. I do already have Montauk Daisy, and tiny-flowered tall perennial asters.

Shorties: Small perennials, mostly 8" high or less, although I'd like the Echinaceas Kim's Knee high and Baby Swan White. I have dwarf blue balloon flower, other colors would be great.

Fun Foliage: Lacy, variegated, BIG, chartreuse, etc.--I want it! **Heliopsis Lorraine Sunshine**, Variegated Obedient Plant, Ornamental Rhubarb, Cardoon, Perennial Candytuft (Iberis), Bush Zucchini Gold Rush (pretty leaves!), chartreuse centaurea montana. Pink Muhly grass. Purple or Reddish plants like Red Rubin Basil would be great. I already have purple Joe Pye and perilla. The deer ate all the amaranth, so don't send that! :).

Heritage/Friends and Family: I'd love plants that have the names: Jill, Rene', Brian, Nancy, Scott, John, Lorraine, Annette, Annetta, Emily. Plants with names/origin in China or Lithuania or France or Belgium or Germany would be great.

I love this swap because I end up getting things I didn't expect, and they're perfect. I hope I can do the same for all of you. I already have things in mind for some!

I also have been swaping morning glory seeds with others because we have fans all around our house and I was thinking to color them with morning glory~~all kinds of them.so far, I have purple,pink ,and blue color of morning glory and I would love to have yellow, white, red,bi-color,tri-color,even multi-color morning glory.

color theme sounds fun too!I am thinking(and this is not normal for me)I could use a corner for purple and a corner for all white!
wow, that is just too good to be true~~

Red/Hummingbird garden - Foliage or flowers that are red

Foliage shade garden - anything with nice/different/interesting foliage that does well in shade

Pink and white low growers-under 12 inches

Native plants/trees/shrubs

Container plants - I love all kinds!

Rhonda

Dr Seuss: Any Vegetables and flowers in unusual shapes colors & sizes. I'd concentrate primarily of veggies with a few flowers. Examples of veggies & flowers for the Dr. Suess garden would by: Jersey Devil Tomatoes, Sausage or Green Sausage tomatoes, Cherokee Purple tomatoes, Peter Pepper, Gomphrena, English Daisies, giant pumpkins, pumpkin on a stick eggplant, speckled lettuces, patty pan squash, beans other than green in color, etc.

Purple, Purple, Purple! I love the color purple. Again I'd like to concentrate on flowers & veggies. Examples would be: Beans (bush or pole), tomatoes (we can sneak a few black tomatoes in here too!), peppers, cauliflower, broccoli, onions, petunias, pansies, obedient plant, salvia, zinnias, cosmos. I think you get the idea.

Witch's or Alchemist's Herb Garden: Examples of things in this garden are: sage, elfwort, yarrow, vervain (verbena), borage, Lady's Mantle, tooth ache plant, hellebore, and other medicinal herbs.

Hot & Sunny: I live in upstate NY. However, I thrive in hot sunny weather. So anything that can remind me of summer. Veggies and flowers that have the word(s): sun, sunny, summer, hot, blazing or are bright red or yellow. There are LOTS of hot peppers that fit this description, sunflowers, Summer Sky, Sunrise echinacea, Sunburst squash, Sunray squash, etc.

Autumn Harvest: This would concentrate on things commonly harvested or seen in the fall in Zone 5: winter squashes, gourds, pumpkins. brussels sprouts, cauliflower, onions, peppers, mums, toad lilies, etc.

Thanks so much!

Becky

Theme envy prompts me to add one more theme to the three I already posted. I hope no one minds.
Revised list:
1. Vines and Climbers
2. Witch's Garden
3. Foliage Garden
4. Zinnia collection (borrowed from Maggie) I love Zinnia's too and never have enough!

I was at my favorite local discount store this afternoon, and saw that they had three plastic bins full of seed packets. They were all Burpee brand, and left over packets from this year, to be sold by 11/2008. Since they were marked down for clearance, I just had to dig through, found a few for myself and while I was at it, discovered a few that I thought would be great for this Theme Swap. So here is the list that I bought today with the theme(s) I think they fit, and if anybody wants to lay claim, just post here and I'll mark the packets with your Gardenweb name to reserve them for you. (I think this is the way it works.) I was trying to remember all the themes by memory. First come - first served, but I can always go back for more...

VINES, FRAGRANCE, PURPLE GARDEN
Sweet Pea - "High Fragrance" - Annual - 2 packs - "most fragrant of all sweet peas. Lovely blooms are creamy white lavender bicolor."

RED GARDEN
Marigold - "Scarlet Starlet" - Annual - 2 packs - "bronze red petals delicately edged in gold, circle a crown of contrasting yellow centers"

ANIMAL NAMES
Marigold - "Jaguar" - Annual - 2 packs - "single yellow blooms with dark mahogany blotches"

FAIRY TALE
Marigold - "Court Jester" - Annual - 1 pack - "festive, single, golden-yellow blooms are striped red"

FAIRY TALE, WHITE GARDEN
Cosmos - "LIttle Princess" - Annual - 1 pack - "large 3-4" single flowers grace well-branched, more compact plants (18-24 inches)"

PURPLE GARDEN
Larkspur - "Sublime Bicolor" - Annual - 2 packs - "unique double, bicolor lavender-blue and white blooms"

ANGEL GARDEN, WHITE GARDEN, VINES
Morning Glory - "Pearly Gates" - Annual - 2 packs - "shining white flowers, 4 1/2 inches across, with light cream throat"

This is so much fun! ;oD
Sue

1. container - anything low growing that I could put in a container or window box as I plan to have loads of them around (sun or shade either one)

2. columbine - I just found these beauties in a magazine but have never had them as plants before. So I plan to make a bed of just columbine next year.

3. daisy - any bright colored (ex: painted daisy) - not crazy about white or yellow

4. clematis - hope to have some of these next year on my arbor and trellis

"the Wishful Thinking garden": (heh-heh) ;]

Looking for something that qualifies as a Stepable - for the area underneath our pin-oak tree - this area gets part sun but runs on the dry side, and would prefer something that doesn't attract bees for too long since the kids have a swing in the tree
Abelmoschus esculentus Burgundy - Okra Red Burgundy
Agastache aurantiaca Apricot Sprite hyssop
Agastache rupestris - Sunset hyssop
Amaranthus caudatus Candelabra - Candelabra Amaranth
Corn - Baby Corn, the Asian stir-fry kind that gets about 3" long - do you have a favorite I can try?
Eccremocarpus scaber - Chilean Glory Vine, any color
Echinacea paradoxa - yellow coneflower
Salvia - Cambridge Blue - this year's plant did not bloom, I will try to overwinter
Sensitive Plant - Mimosa Pudica (mine hasn't set seed yet, and nephew wants to try it for his kids :])
Zaluzianskya capensis - Night Phlox - opens at night, very fragrant

Also ANYTHING *scented* Chocolate or spicy/clove mmmmmm...

And my family garden - anything named Abby (Abra), Adam, Anna, Aaron, and Timothy.

I see several things on lists above that I can share. If you see anything on my "haves" list that you want, please let me know and I'll send it with your name on it too. No need for even swaps - *note to Jeanne: I don't expect back the same amount I send, please! but I will send enough postage to distribute the seeds :] - just spreading the seed-y love. :]

Terri

Vines/Climbers
Ipomoeas:
Morning Glory Emma's Gift 3 packs of 12-15 seeds
JMG Chocolate Silk, 3 packs 12 or so seeds each
Mina lobata (syn Ipomoea lobata) 3 packs
Morning Glory Blue Star 5 packs 15 or so seeds each
Ipomoea hederifolia var Lutea 5 packs 15 or more seeds
Ipomoea obscura 2 packs 12 or more seeds each

Cardiospermum, Love in a Puff
Asarina scandens, Amethyst

Fall/Children's Garden
Solanum integrifolium, Pumpkin Tree 3 packs

Fairy/Children's Garden
Nicotiana x Sanderae, Tinkerbell 3 packs
Dracocephalum, Snow Dragon 3 packs
Malva Mystic Merlin 1 pack
Agastache aurantica, Apricot Sprite 1 for Terri and 1 more for ?

Thanks for hosting this.

Neat swap you've got here! I've got a few things I can contribute:

For the columbine lovers:
Purple columbine and Nora Barlow

For the love gardens:
Kiss-me-over-the-garden-gate

For colour-themed gardens:
Purple: Fuchsia petunias (a bright purply-pink kind of purple), Campanula Blue Clips (why they're called blue, I don't know, lol) and Purple columbine
White: petunias
Pink: Cheddar pinks, pink scabiosa and Dianthus 2-tone in pink & raspberry
Yellow: EC Buxton Anthemis Tinctoria
Orange: Maltese Cross
Blue: Forget-me-nots

For the Jewel gardens:
Persian jewels (blues and pinks)

For the butterfly gardens:
Black-eyed susans

For the Witches' gardens:
Goblin gaillardia (does that work? lol)

For the hot & sunnies:
Goblin gaillardia, burgundy gaillardia, EC Buxton

For the Bible garden:
Maltese cross

For the children's gardens:
Snapdragons (a bunch of colours, will have to check how many)

I'd be happy to tag these if anyone would like to let me know before sending them in.

I have 2 themes:
1. Katie's special garden (for my 8-year-old)
Includes anything with the name Katie in it and anything "special" so she tells me, lol. This means anything pretty or interesting or that has something to do with fairies. It's a part shade garden with sun until noon.
-Sweet katie spiderwort
-Katie Ruellia
-Narcissus Katie Heath
-Confetti lantana because it's "cool"
-Pretty hibiscus because they look "wow"
-Funky named plants like Zowie Zinnia
(You get the idea)

2. Beauty in the shade
I have bleeding hearts, astilbes, bressingham coral bells, and hostas. I could really use some different foliage for texture and anything else that blooms in shade through the summer.
-Heuchera/heucherella
-Tiarella
-Coleus

Looking forward to this...again, a really fun idea.
Laura

Laura

Hugs,
Wendy

Say, I'm truly sorry I couldn't host this year - I had hoped my house would be sold by now, but we are going through the agonizing process of choosing a new realtor - and I'm sure seeds all over the table won't help sell the house...I am so thrilled that Jeanne, who will [hopefully] soon be a neighbor of mine :), is hosting this - it is a huge amount of work, so if I may make some suggestion to make it easier for her? Where you have seeds that fit a particular theme, or a particular person's theme, you could package them together. Last year, I got seeds earmarked for particular people - that was easy to just throw in their envelopes. I also got seeds packaged by theme - this helped balance out numbers a lot. A few ambitious people, to whom I am eternally grateful, sent database info with their seeds, cross-referencing themes and people that have them - if you're so inclined, that will make it easier for Jeanne.

I am hoping lots of people sign up for this - it's a ton of fun and I have way too many seeds and would love to give them away for theme gardens. My themes are many and easy, so I will request this: please don't send too many earmarked for me! I have enough seeds for my next four incarnations; I strictly do this only for the fun of getting a few new surprises. BTW, I like mixes of "common" flowers: petunias, snapdragons, etc. - I am NOT fussy about named things.

Okay, here goes - my four new themes are:

(1) Kings, Queens and Royal Court - anything with king, queen, royal, duke, duchess, jester, etc. in the name, common or botanical. This is to be an all kinds of fun garden - it can cross sun/shade lines; I'll simply plant two areas if it does.

(2) English garden - I am building a garden reminding me of my wonderful trip to the UK in the summer of '07 - I have lavender, helenium, and Great St. John's Wort. Would take anything else (roses come immediately to mind) that would fit the English garden

(3) Praise garden - words of praise, happiness, joy - e.g., delphinium exaltatum, sedum Autumn Joy, gloriosa daisy - whatever you can think of!

(4) South Carolina natives (no kudzu please - that stuff is scary! Technically, it's a Japanese native, anyway) - I am moving to upstate SC - zone 7b/8a. Honestly, I haven't researched what qualify as native plants that aren't native in this neck of the woods (New England), too, but if you know or are so inclined, go for it! Or, if I get some research done soon, I'll post some.

Other ongoing themes I have:

Ocean garden
Music garden
Herb of course - pretty well set with this, but would love more thymes. P.S. Made my first visit to SC this week - rosemary grows as a shrub! I was in heaven! :)
Everlastings - anything that dries well
Gemstones - ruby, emerald, sapphire, opal etc - semiprecious fine!
Astrology/astronomy - planets, stars, constellations - not only names, but anything associated therewith.

So, I realize with all those themes, probably everything in everyone's seed box may fit into one - so I'll stress again, please don't send me too much stuff. I am absolutely in this for the fun, and the hopes that I can actually make a little room in my seedbox!

Oh, anything that fits the theme, whether flower, shrub, veggie, or herb, works for me.

Jeanne, thanks for taking over, and stay in touch with me -

Kathy

I would like to add one more theme
Timmy's garden - Timmy is 6 years old and things you can just toss out and the grow like poppies, cosmos, larkspurs, maybe some dill for the butterflies. his garden is in the sun with afternoon shade, and next to the sand box so the soil is very sandy LOL.

thanks
michelle

Wendy's List
For those looking for RR ideas, I love love love butterflies, dragonflies, fairies and folklore. My current garden themes (upon completion of the move) are grand and upscale.. but that won't stop me! hehe My themes are:
'Got the Blues? Have some Chocolate!' - blue & chocolate colored flowers
'Orange You Lovely?' - orange flowers
'Moon Garden' - pure white or night opening flowers
'Garden of Weedin'' - Mix of all colors, typical cottage meets wildflower toss it in and watch it grow!
'Garden of Lost Souls' - Succulent garden in mismatched shoes
'Daylily and Vines' - Just beginning w/ this one, and we have a fence surrounding the property so I'm really looking forward to trying vines this year!
'Water Garden' - will be digging a small pond w/ water feature this year, looking for pretty water plants or plants that like their feet wet!
'Shade & Woodlands Garden - Home of the Fairies' - Shade loving plants and mini versions of plants that will welcome faery fae
'I've plumb lost my mind' - all purple flowers!
'Odds 'n Ends' - weird, wild and unusuals go here! :)
I'm also starting a small herb garden by the kitchen, and I am very interested in any and all things fragrant!
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Welcome, Kathy. We'll look forward to hearing your themes.

Drippy, great to see you!!! I love the themes you have. I think a lot of the plants that are associated with SC originated in Japan and China. So glad you got to come down for a weekend and if we are thinking of the same weekend, the weather was great then! Thanks for giving some ideas of how things should be sent to me. I am working on a questionnaire to mail to those who are participating. Do you still have the one you used last year that I can look at for reference? If so, e-mail it to me. I will e-mail what I thought of so far to you and you can look at it and comment. Some people are moving right along on this so I thought I would like to send the form out next week.

Have a good weekend, everyone.
Jeanne

Thanks!!
~Wendy

I realized that I did not list my tropical garden when I listed themes. Most of those plants are ones that come back from year to year so I guess I don't think of them in terms of seeds. I do replant the lemon grass that I have in there because it does not survive the winter. I also sometimes add some red salvia and red or red and white zinnias to add color and I have stared putting a ring of short growing marigolds around my bay tree that grows in the tropical garden.
So, that's what goes on in my tropical garden!
Jeanne

If you guys are willing to take on a newbie, I'm in, too. Thanks for the invite, Jeanne!☻

I have never done a round robin before, so I do have a few questions...

1. How many seeds packets minimum should I send? I mainly have more common things and veggie/fruit seeds. I am willing to share some of my less common ones as well, of course, but most of them I'll have to grow out and then save seed from before it's something I can trade... like I noticed others want several of the vines I have, but I don't have enough to trade yet or they'll just be bonuses since I don't have many.

2. Is there an official list of everyone's themes so I can scan it and tag seeds for those I have without having to read every single post through-out? I've been really busy with hospital trips to Dallas (6 hours from here) for my daughter, so it would make things much simpler for me and for others probably as well.

3. I saw mention of 'this year' being discussed... is this a one month round robin I'm joining or am I joining for the year? I'm fine with either, but I just want to be clear....

Thanks for taking me on, if you guys choose to...

~Angela

You forgot me. Just don't forget me in the swap. LOL It's o.k., I am new here and there are alot of posts on here. I can't wait. I will probably not be sending 100 packs but I will send alot.

I just wrote this good, long post thanking you and everyone and describing what I had and how many, then the window closed! Don't worry, though, I think I have more than enough to trade based on sharing SEVERAL things I got in trade. I won't send less than 5 seeds for anything, even the rarer or more unusual things. And, I'll only send that few as a bonus or if I see it requested by someone.

My themes are:
Flowering Vines
Any edible berries of any kind (all fruit for that matter)
Any unusual or less common veggies/herbs (or almost any of these as well since I'm very new and am just starting to collect seeds for all the varieties that I don't already have, which is quite a few)

This is just seeds, right? If not, I am open for just about any bulbs, and I will have some for trade as I'm getting some this week. (just let me know)

~Angela

~Angela

Sue - You said, "I was at my favorite local discount store this afternoon"

The store is here in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and I'm not sure but don't think they are a national chain. Anyway, the store is Ocean State Job Lot.
Sue

Andreab ~ Blue/Dk Purple, Hummer/Bfly, Childrens (animal, orange/yellow)

angelady ~ Flowering vines, edible berries (any fruit), unusual veggies/herbs

babcia ~ Red, blue

boobarry ~ Dr Seuss (veggies), purple, witch/alchemist, Hot/Sun ("sun, hot, blazing" in name), autumn harvest

bri_fly ~ Love

drippy ~ Kings, queens, royal court, English, praise, SC Natives, ocean, music, herb, everlastings, gemstone, astrology/astronomy

etravia ~ Herbs, zinnias, white (moon garden)

flower1 ~ Container (low), columbines, daisy (not white or yellow), clematis

ghoghunter ~ Birds/bfly, natives, climbing, veggies, red, gourds galore

grovespirit ~ Fairytale (annual< 14"), small space edible flowers, herbs, asian

jaleeisa ~

laura_from_hamilton ~ "Katies special" Anything special or named Katie, Beauty in shade, Heuchera, Tiarella, Coral Bells

micrey ~ Hummer, Purple/Yellow bfly, Red/Wht/True Blue, Orange you lovely, Columbine, Garden friends/my favorite, Timmy's Garden (easy, 6 year old)

nikkineel ~ Bible, Fairy

Poisondartfrog ~ Vines/Climbers, witches garden, foliage garden, zinnias

rbrady ~ Red/hummer, interesting foliage, pink/white (low<12"), native trees/shrubs, containers

roflol ~ "Wishful thinking!", steppables (no bee's), Chocolate or Spicy scent, Names: Abby, Adam, Anna, Aaron, Timothy. Okra Red Burgundy, Agastache Apricot Sprite hyssop, Agastache rupestris - Sunset hyssop, Amaranthus caudatus Candelabra -Candelabra Amaranth, Baby Corn, Chilean Glory Vine, any color, yellow coneflower, Salvia - Cambridge Blue,Sensitive Plant - Mimosa Pudica Zaluzianskya capensis - Night Phlox

sandlapper_rose ~ Red/White, windmill (Pink/blue/white), short plts to go in rose garden, Herb, Neopolitan (choc.Straw. Vanilla), Gems & fine Jewels, Tropical, Herb, Angel, Spook-tacular, Veggies

sassybutterfly ~ Bfly, Dragon, fairies, folklore, orange, purple, blue & chocolate, moon, cottage, daylilies & vines, water garden, shade/woodland, odds & ends

shellfreak ~ Bfly, Sunflower, Nature (birds/Iguanas eat!)

stagerat ~ Mostly perennials, Red, True blue, Xeric/Sand (alpines), Fall interest, short (<8"), Fun foliage, heritage, (no columbines), Names: Jill Renee, Brian, Nancy, Scott, John, Lorraine, Annette, Emily, China, Lithuania, France, Belgium, Germany

Sueirish ~ Irish, Celtic, English,Scottish, Welsh. Bfly, Herb/Medicinal

Vic_zns Giant sunflowers

wind_red Herbs, morning glories (yellow, red, white, bi or multi color), purple garden, white garden

I have two themes in mind for next year

Faux Tropical
Looking for 'over the top' type foliage and flowers that have a 'tropical' look, but can stand dry heat, annuals, perennials, vines whatever. I currently have canna (which is tropical), castor beans, sweetpotato vines, datura, elephant ears. I am looking for things to pull all of this together into a border for my gazebo.

Does this even sound plausible?!?!

Herbs
Do not need culinary herbs, I have everything that I use mostly looking for scents and interesting foliage.

Frances

I actually owe some seeds to Angela (couldn't find them when I did a swap with her) so I will be sending her:

Apelson Tomatoes
Tigrovy Tomatoes
Gold Medal Tomatoes

I am going to start to look through my seed box and see what other gardeners in this swap might like and if I am not sure who would like them, I will put a list here and you can claim them if they are right for your theme. (Of course, I am not going to list everything, I want some to be surprises...)

I have Salvia 'Coral Nymph' if someone wants that. I think there was a very generous trader with this last year because many of us seem to have it. I planted it in front of my shubbery and it did great and is a pretty flower. I have a few packets in my seed box and hope to watch the plants closely enough to harvest more this year.

Will be stopping in frequently to offer some others!

Jeanne

I would like to add a couple more themes if I may,
I am working on a "fort" for my son, had no luck with the seeds I planted this year (too late in the yr), but I have a trellis type fence up and it has a "door" on one side, that was really part of an old fence we took down. Anyhow, I'm looking for some vines to cover the trellis for his fort, and on the outside of it I'm going to have a fairy/gnome garden (no idea what I'm putting in there yet, lol) I have also decided to try a Tropical garden too, I want to try and ws (indoors) some tropical plants this year to see if it will work. Also anything for hot/dry. I just hope I have something someone else wants!

Laura, I would love a few of your burgandy gallardia
Jeanne, would love a few of your coral nymph too
If no one has spoken for those....

I have some (a few) diff gourds I could send for ghoghunter too.

Thanks for all the enabeling girls!!
And Thanks Jeanne for all the hard work!

Vic

Fairy Wonderland- This bed is lots of fun! I'm wanting some mini roses for this one along with other minis or dwarfs. Not sure if mini roses put off seeds, though. It is part sun/shade

Gnome Home- would really like some seeds/ideas for this one since it's a new bed :P shade/dappled sun

Gargoyle/Gothic - another new bed going in this next year, spawned by some little concrete gargoyles I picked up to decorate for Halloween. My husband suggested a "proper" home for them year round :) Any ideas/ suggestions and seeds are welcome! This will probably be a part sun bed.

Frog Bog- another bed I'm working on. We're going to try to put in some type of moving water feature with still pools. It will be a mostly shade bed to make our boggy friends feel at home!

Hum and Flutter- Hummingbirds and butterflies

Shade Tree... Gardener! (as opposed to the traditional mechanic!)Anything that will grow and hopefully provide color in the shade. The areas where this will go is very barren due to large trees in the neighbor's yard as well as the storage shed shading the other side. It gets very little direct sunlight.

Naughty Garden- This one is for plants, veggies and flowers with naughty names or that just look naughty. I have some things, like Peter Pepper, a wild plants that looks like the "Hairy Balls", Dutchman's Pipe, etc. This is a fun garden and not meant to offend anyone. It's done in my backyard and is framed by a twin metal head and foot boards :)This bed is partial sun/shade.

Then my two sons, ages 11 and 8 each have their own garden beds. They are both very fond of Dusty Miller, dwarf salvia, coleus and dwarf cleosias. Vincent, the older, is also fond of marigolds and just about anything else. Devin likes violas. their garden beds are in the front yard and seen by all that pass by or stop in. They are full sun/ occasional dappled shade. They very much enjoy gardening and are completely responsible for their own beds along with making all decisions as to what goes in them.

And I also have long beds for Day lilies, lilies, iris and cannas. I also have several fences that I'd love to cover with honeysuckle or humming bird attracting/nesting vines.I also do a rather large veggie garden in spring and fall. So, I'm pretty much open for anything :)

I'm working on putting together a list of things I will have to swap. My trade list is horribly out of date.

Kathy

This will really be helpful!

Frances

2.Fall Garden-Flowers that bloom late summer and fall. Heleniums (sneezeweed),phlox,blue mist shrub,asters except purple,turtlehead,Rudbeckia,russian sage,coreopsis ect.

3.Old Timey Medicinal Garden-anything with medicinal properties. licorice,horehound,valarien,ginger,echinacea,mugwort,feverfew ect.

4.Dessert Garden-anything with food and drink name

5.Pink and Yellow Flower Bed

Thank for doing this!!!
Constance

I am having a lot of fun matching up the themes to my seeds!

Okay, so far I have A. aurantiaca Apricot Sprite for Terri, Chocolate Silk JMG for Jeanne and Tinkerbell Nicotiana for Nikki.

Did someone ask specifically for Verbena bonariensis? I thought I saw that, but I have looked back through the posts three times now and can't find it. If it was not my imagination, let me know and I will harvest some.
I can also harvest Salvia coccinea Snow Nymph for Fairy or White gardens if anyone wants it.

I have these packaged if anyone wants to claim them for bee/butterfly gardens:

Agastache foeniculum, Golden Jubilee, 2 packs
Lysimachia punctata, yellow Loosestrife, 3 packs
Cosmos bipannatus, Seashells 3 packs
Cosmos sulphureus, tall bright yellow, 3 packs

~Wendy

Constance - I got your email and will put your name on the pinks & yellows.

Happy swapping Peeps!
Laura

Salvia Coral Nymph

I will get the questionnaires and instructions out to everyone by e-mail this week as well. (Not lengthy - just something to help me sort the seeds when they come in.)
Still happy to have more signs ups!

Jeanne

Another thought about posting photos on here: if your photo-hosting site offers you the option of posting a THUMBNAIL, it won't slow down the loading of the page very much, and all we have to do is click the photo to see the big version.

Would the people growing gardens for kids want Candy Lily? Mine is medium orange. Anyone who wants some seeds (for any theme), let me know. They're very easy to germinate, and should bloom the second year--mine did.

I need to revise my trade page; all my commercial seeds are one year older than indicated on there, plus I have new things to add. If anyone wants to request something from there, just send me an email!

I'm interested in the following of yours Stage_rat:
Amazon Chocolate - for my choc garden
Nicotiana "Tinkerbell." - for my fairy/shade garden
Double pink opium poppy - for my orange garden
Silene armeria - also for orange garden
Alba flabellate - for my moon garden
Feverfew double - for my herb garden
Oranges & Lemons - for my orange garden
Rattlesnake Master - for my weird & wonderful garden
Brown habanero – chocolate - for my choc garden

I'll be updating my list before this swap gets finalized and will be adding lots more, feel free to take a look. :)

Thanks!
~Wendy

I would love to join this swap. My themes are:

Herb garden

Fall harvest garden - anything that could be used for
fall decorating like gourds, ornamental corn, pumpkins (large & small), etc.

Thanks for doing this Jeanne.

Karen

I will be out of town from sunday 6th to monday the 14th so if you send the Q'air after that, I will get it back to you when we get back.

such great themes, I just love making up little packets for everyone, it is like a warmup for picking christmas gifts.

have a great evening everyone
michelle

My theme gardens are:

Camo Garden - Any flowers that would fall in the range of green, brown, chocolate, black, white...etc.

Patriotic Garden - Red, White and Blue

Zinnia Garden - I love all types, sizes and Colors - especially the Bi-Colored Ones.

Thanks so much for hosting this swap Jeanne! - Lisa

I would like to have a "GW Member's Favorite Seed" Theme Garden...in commemorative to all the nice people I have met here. I think this is a garden that could really grow in size as time goes on!

If you would like to send me one of your favorite seed varieties, I only hope that you would note who it is from. Thanks! - Lisa

So far we have:
sandlapper_rose (me)
micyrey
booberry85
ghoghunter
poisondartfrog
nikkineel
wind-red
brifl
rbrady
stage_rat
babcia
suecirish
roflol
laura_from_hamilton
grovespirit
etravia
andreaB
nikkined
shellfreak
vic_zn5
flowers1
sassyutterfly_2008
drippy
jaleeisa
angelady
fcoccill
gingerbreadgirl
sunset_in
lisam627_ohio_z6

stage-rat, I will see if I can figure out the thumbnail part of the photo site. If not, I can start a separate thread for plant pictures if you want people to see what the "momma plant" looks like.
I harvested a good quantity of 3 types of seeds from my garden today. They will match some themes so I think I will just keep them a surprise! LOL

Jeanne

Salvias!!! I love them. They are so easy to grow and hummers love them. Did I mention I love them.

Sunflowers!!!! I love them almost as much as the goldfinches. I would love to have any reds, rusts, oranges, browns, black oil.

Hummer flowers!!! It was so thrilling to have these in our yard this year. I listened to what you here at GW said plant to draw the hummers and it worked!! Thank you so much!!!

Birds/butterflies!! It was such a rewarding summer after all the hard work and then sitting back and watching all the birds!! You said if you plant it they will come-and they did. (My goal next year is cedar waxwings)

Vines/climbers!!!

Veggies/herbs for human use. I want to cut our grocery bill and grow organic veggies and herbs in my yard.
I would love a few plum tomato seeds (for salsa), basil, etc if anyone has some that would be great.

I have an excess of bronze fennel seeds, red hummingbird salvia, some coral nymph salvia, purple rain salvia?, hyacinth bean seeds, nicotiana, and milkweed seeds if anyone wants them.

Thanks again. jenny.

Lisa ~ A camo garden! My son would love that idea! :)

~Wendy

Here is a new updated list:

9/30/08 ADDED: Fcoffil, Jaleeisa, Gingerbreadgirl, Sunset_in, Lisam627_ohio_Z6, Cottageflowers. CHANGED: Booberry85

Andreab ~ Blue/Dk Purple, Hummer/Bfly, Childrens (animal, orange/yellow)

angelady ~ Flowering vines, edible berries (any fruit), unusual veggies/herbs

babcia ~ Red, blue

booberry85 ~ Dr Seuss (veggies & flowers), purple (veggies & flowers), witch/alchemist (herb), Hot/Sun ("sun, hot, blazing" in name or yellow or red veggies & flowers), autumn harvest (veggies & flowers)

bri_fly ~ Love

Cottageflowers ~ Salvias, Sunflowers, Hummer/Bird/Bfly, Vines/Climbers, Veggie/herb (plum tomatoes, basil)

drippy ~ Kings, queens, royal court, English, praise, SC Natives, ocean, music, herb, everlastings, gemstone, astrology/astronomy

etravia ~ Herbs, zinnias, white (moon garden)

Fcoffil ~ "Faux Tropical" 'over the top' foliage & flowers with 'tropical' look, but can stand dry heat, annuals, perennials, vines whatever. Has canna (which is tropical), castor beans, sweetpotato vines, datura, elephant ears. Herbs, scent & foliage, has culinary

flower1 ~ Container (low), columbines, daisy (not white or yellow), clematis

ghoghunter ~ Birds/bfly, natives, climbing, veggies, red, gourds galore

gingerbreadgirl ~ Tea Garden (to make or flavor tea), Fall, late bloomers, Old timey medicinal, Sessert Garden (food or drink names), Pink & yellow garden

grovespirit ~ Fairytale (annual< 14"), small space edible flowers, herbs, asian

jaleeisa ~ Fairy Wonderland, Miniatures/dwarfs (roses & any other), Gnome Home, Gargoyle/Gothice, Frog Bog, Hum & Flutter, Shade Tree Gardener, Naughty Garden (name or look), Sons Gardens (11 & 8), Daylilies, lilies, iris, cannas, vines for hummers, veggies

laura_from_hamilton ~ "Katies special" Anything special or named Katie, Beauty in shade, Heuchera, Tiarella, Coral Bells

Lisam627_ohio_Z6 ~ Camo (green, brown, chocolate, black, white), Patriotic (R/W/B), Zinnias, GW Member Favorite Seeds

micrey ~ Hummer, Purple/Yellow bfly, Red/Wht/True Blue, Orange you lovely, Columbine, Garden friends/my favorite, Timmy's Garden (easy, 6 year old)

nikkineel ~ Bible, Fairy

Poisondartfrog ~ Vines/Climbers, witches garden, foliage garden, zinnias
rbrady ~ Red/hummer, interesting foliage, pink/white (low<12"), native trees/shrubs, containers

roflol ~ "Wishful thinking!", steppables (no bee's), Chocolate or Spicy scent, Names: Abby, Adam, Anna, Aaron, Timothy. Okra Red Burgundy, Agastache Apricot Sprite hyssop, Agastache rupestris - Sunset hyssop, Amaranthus caudatus Candelabra -Candelabra Amaranth, Baby Corn, Chilean Glory Vine, any color, yellow coneflower, Salvia - Cambridge Blue,Sensitive Plant - Mimosa Pudica Zaluzianskya capensis - Night Phlox

sandlapper_rose ~ Red/White, windmill (Pink/blue/white), short plts to go in rose garden, Herb, Neopolitan (choc.Straw. Vanilla), Gems & fine Jewels, Tropical, Herb, Angel, Spook-tacular, Veggies

sassybutterfly ~ Bfly, Dragon, fairies, folklore, orange, purple, blue & chocolate, moon, cottage, daylilies & vines, water garden, shade/woodland, odds & ends

shellfreak ~ Bfly, Sunflower, Nature (birds/Iguanas eat!)

stagerat ~ Mostly perennials, Red, True blue, Xeric/Sand (alpines), Fall interest, short (<8"), Fun foliage, heritage, (no columbines), Names: Jill Renee, Brian, Nancy, Scott, John, Lorraine, Annette, Emily, China, Lithuania, France, Belgium, Germany

Sunset_in ~ Herbs, Fall harvest (decoration)

Sueirish ~ Irish, Celtic, English,Scottish, Welsh. Bfly, Herb/Medicinal

Vic_zns Giant sunflowers, vines for sons fort, fairy/gnome, tropical, hot/dry.

wind_red Herbs, morning glories (yellow, red, white, bi or multi color), purple garden, white garden

Hope this helps everyone! Let me know of any errors, or if you want anything added. This is going to be a great swap! Thank you Jeanne for hosting. Your going to have sooo many seed packs come in!!!!!
Maggie

Stage-rat, I would love a few of your candy lily seeds.

Jenny, I would also love to try some of your milkweed for the butterflies.

Also, I guess I said it wrong, I'm making a giant (as in very large) sunflower bed, any size flowers are fine.

I also just got a very generous envie of seeds from floodthelast, there are a lot of veggies, I thought she was sending opened packs she didn't use all of, but she sent NEW packs. I'm sure I don't need full packs of everything, so I can pack some up for the swap! I also got several diff packs of yellow sunflowers, so I don't need a lot of those and you can send them to the other girls.

Jeanne, is it easier for you if we post here what we have before we send them to you, it will be a little bit before I have all these sorted, but don't have a problem with it.

Night Girls!
Vic

☻ Thank you ☺ Thank you ☻ Thank you! ☺

~Angela

And Cosmos "Little Princess" is perfect for the fairy tale theme too, so I'd like that. :)

Kathy

I have a questionnaire and instruction sheet ready for the participants. I am going to start to e-mail them this evening but not all will get mailed out today. I will continue with them through the weekend, but if you don't have them by Monday (or can't read what is sent - I am sending them as a Word document), get in touch with me. Okay?
Once you get everything, follow the instructions and you can start to send seeds whenever you are ready.
Hope we all have lots of fun. The nicest people seem to participate in this swap!!!
Jeanne

Thanks Jeanne! I don't have mine ready yet, that was on my to do list for today but.........lol
I can only imagine the work that goes into one of these swaps! We really appreciate it!

Vic

~Angela