International???????

Hi, I'm from south England, and have currently diddly squat to trade with the autumnal weather that's struck.

But on a lighter note, I think that pretty well all the continents are mentioned above. It's great to see that global really does mean that! From Malaysia to Switzerland to Oz to the US of whatsit. Very impressive!

Now, any hints on how to make the sun shine in England??
Jane

Good Morning,"FELLOW GLOBAL GARDENERS"''

I'm from Kansas,USA' It's morning here anyways''

Hope we can all trade together in the future'' Sis'

Hello Everyone from Subtropical Australia, where "it,s great one day perfect the next "( or so they say) I grow tropical to semitropical trees shrubs and anything else that is warm climate, remotely unusual and growable by seed
Havent worked out how to set up a trade list yet-.Anthea

chardy - g'day from the uk - you'll find info on setting up trade lists here: http://davesgarden.com/faq/4.html

lil

I'm in Chatsworth, Georgia, USA, and would love to do international trades, too. I'm working on adding to my trade list in my spare time. Looking forward to trading with you all!
Happy gardening,
Martela

Hi Chardy, where abouts in Oz are you, I grew up in north Qld but now live in north east Victoria - and yes i love it!
Terry

Well I am in the USA also Texas zone 9. Well I would love to trade with people from anywhere for seeds. Email me and I can let you know what I have. This making a trade list here is time consuming.
Shannan

I'm in Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada and love davesgarden and have already sent seeds to people posting on this thread. It's great fun.

Hello, I'm from the Netherlands and I am looking for seeds of common native American or Canadian plants up to zone 8. I have some seeds for trading like Impatiens cristata, Lavatera thuringiaca, Geranium thunbergii, Geranium sinense. Did not yet find the time to put them on my trading list. Please e-mail me for further details. Bye. Jan.

I am from Spain and interested to trade with people from all over. Please e-mail me since I have not my trade list at Daves Garden.

Greetings from Spain,

David

Hello! Greetings from the Philippines!

I grow mostly herbs. Different variety of basils and mints; rosemary, lemon scented herbs such as kaffir lime, lemon grass, lemon balm (oops, they all died!) lemon verbena (my favorite) and lemon basil; greek oregano, anise hyssop. I use them mainly for good ole italian recipes, as well as herbal tea. I love chai tea.

I am also semi-vegetarian, so I use a lot of herbs to make my veggies a bit more interesting.

I also grow Tillandsias and bromeliads. Fragrant plants, too - I am building a collection. Most of these cannot be sent via trade, such as the bromeliads and the herbs that cannot be grown from seeds but for the basils and pepper seeds, that won't be a problem.

Nice to see an international group of gardeners here!

Welcome PestoGuy! And where are you from?

Michele, if you read the whole message of posetoguy, you see that he says 'Greetings from the PHILIPPINES'

;)

I'm in Umbria, Italy. My garden is just now being graded from a cornfield to something less lumpy! I will have to buy seeds to exchange, but my order from T&M was an expensive failure, so I'm interested.
Found here: zucchini tondi, round zucchinis to be picked at about 8-9 cm. If not overwatered, they are much more flavorful than the long kind. There's also one shaped like a watermelon, really nice, too.
For those in moderate climates, Agretti is a real favorite of mine. Looks like fat grass, planted in fall, cropped in spring, something entirely different and delicious.
My climate is like parts of Georgia or n Calif. It gets cold, may even snow, but the ground never freezes. Rains all winter, never rains in summer.

Hi Decobabe,
Drop me a note, I'm in GA, and I'll see if I have anything you'd like.
Martela

hiyall!as for me, from central China--Henen Province.my occupation is teaching and my hobby is gardening.in my region now it is just the time for seed harvesting.will have plenty of native ones available very soon.
thank Dave who provides such a garden for us to exchange
gardening experiences as well as seed exchanges international.

Wow China, Welcome Jianhua, I would love to hear of some plants that are unsual to us in the U.S.A.

Hi Michele: it's very gratifying to hear from you.yeah.i've got the same feeling of sense:"the grass is always greener on the other side".i am,too,very interested in your native
ones and as a matter of fact, i have succeeded in trading several times with you Americans.the seeds are included in
Jacob's ladder,sweet william,black-eyed susan...and the morning glory.i am planning to have it at my garden edges to see which one is to be growing higher and faster, when compared with the chinese one.instead i sent my garden friends in your country some native ones --winter sweet, ginseng,balsam,crape myrthe,red bud,peony,camellia,straw
-berry,noble clivia,yangtao,chinese belamcanda... Fun! the seeds flied over the ocean to reach you and me.
cultivating plants makes me a cultivated man!
by the way, the snail letter postage from me to you is about 8.50 chinese dollars(Yuan),and from you to me,about
3 US dollars.my seed list will appear within 20 days.be seeing you.

I am so glad I checked this thread. I have traded with a number of you . I teach emotionally disturbed children in TEXAS. I have been looking for seeds from all over the world for a spring project in our world geography class. Today, I found someone from Africia, the only continent we didn't have. We have seed to trade from a science project last year and seeds from my garden. We will be looking for trades thru planting time next spring. Please check my list and see if you find anything. We aren't picky.
Thanks,
Pam

Catlady, will you 'grow' a big garden with the seeds then? Let me know when they arrive ok? :)

Evert, Good to hear from you again. No, we will not have a garden at school. We are going to draw a biggggggggggg world map. We will plant our seeds in little pots with trays and then put them on the countries they come from. The kids (grades 9-12) will take their plants home to their gardens at the end of school or if they are ready, sooner. They are so excited. Most had good luck with the plants they took home last year, so they are ready to go again. I've warned them some of these seeds might be a little tricky, but you know youth, they are very optimistic. I will be sure to post our results in the late spring.

Gosh, can I join in? Im just from Los Angeles CA USA I volunteer at the Huntington so have an opportunity to gather seeds with permission. I can't just take them. I do have seed of Gasteria, Aloe, Echevieria, Maddy hello. I have had no trouble sending any as long as they are not on the CITIES list. Native Calif. seed, I'll start looking for them.

I can't believe how many of you joined this list, its sounds as if it's going to be a blast. Email me personally if you are looking for something that I might have in my succulent collection. Nomra Crasulady2@earthlink.com

Hi friends
I am from Sweden,my special interests is vegetables,chilis,toms,cucumbers and other kinds of edibles

Roger Dahlstrom

Hi everyone, I'm also from southwestern Ontario. I grow everything organically from rare plants, tropicals, heirloom tomtoes and vegetables,hot peppers, annuals, perennials and herbs. I have an extensive list of seeds for trading. I'm also a garden writer and gardening is my hobby. Nice to meet all of you and would be happy to trade internationally. I've traded with some of the people posting here already.

hi. in british columbia, canada. Interested in trading
named epiphyllum cuttings with anyone, or christmas/easter/thanksgiving cactus as well.

Another Australian signing in. :)