From Pinetree:
Apple gourd
Noir De Carmes melon
Sweet peas
Strawberry spinach
Talinum (Jewels of Opar)

BettyC-5 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 27, 2023 11:49 pm From Pinetree:
Apple gourd
Noir De Carmes melon
Sweet peas
Strawberry spinach
Talinum (Jewels of Opar)

Sweet peas as in the non-edible flowering plans?

I think some Noir des Carmes came in late, and I know that Jewels of Opar will get into your package.

karstopography wrote: ↑Sat Feb 25, 2023 8:50 am I could gather my lemongrass seed,it flowers and forms seeds every winter and this winter is no exception. The seed is viable, I’ve sprouted the seed in the past. Occasionally, volunteers come up around the container.

Is anyone interested in lemongrass seed?

I would be interested in the lemon grass. I'm learning to cook Thai food and finding lemon grass around here is a rare find.

Yes, the fragrant ones. Height doesn't matter.

Looking through Fedco -
Eastern Magic broccoli
Gypsy broccoli
Cylindra beets
Borage

Flowers -
Beneficials Mix organic flowers
China Aster Princess Mix (Crego Mix), (Matsumato Mix)
Drumstick Flower
Four O'Clocks
Globe Amaranth
Lupine - My Castle
Lupine - Red Ryssekk
Strawflowers - Monstrosum fire ball

Kind of overdid it today in my seed buying trip, $212.

Shortly, I'll post what is available.

Suggestions for seed saving this year...

Herbs - the more exotic or "rare" the better. There will always be a much higher demand for Mrs. Burn's Lemon basil, than Lemon basil.

Lettuce and other greens, especially Asian greens.

Peas - snap, snow, shelling in that order, with few requests for soup/dry peas.

Tomatoes - that super tasty unknown to just about everyone variety, 20 to 50 packs, if you're up to it, would go a long way in making the swap successful.

Unfortunately, I've had no time in the past year plus to even look at catalogs, paper and online, to order seeds. Maybe this upcoming winter.

Please add anything you might be looking for.