I have lots of different flower seeds for trade

I love plants that re seed themselves, I save seeds from all of them, Salvia Rudbeckia Morning glories Snapdragons Zinnias ALL KINDS OF FLOWERS!!! Talk to me gardeners!!

I'd love to trade - I've got lot's of Asclepias currasavica 'Silky Gold' or regular Asclepias currasavica, some bronze fennel if you're interested.

I would love to sample some of your varieties. I have some sweet william, hollyhocks, coreopsis (multicolored). I saved a few calendula (Surefire). Most of my seeds are prairie scape plants. I am currently planning gardens for an upcoming 125th anniversary of our families homestead. Anything you have morning glories, zinnias, etc that would fit this plan I would be much appreciated to receive. Let me know and I can send a SASE to you. Thanks for the opportunity.
Michele

Mitch, it is apparent to me that I am just not logged enough... I am truely sorry I have missed your prompt reply.. I would love to trade you, if you are still interested, I will be on the site today as much as possible, again my appologies..
Does Fennel do well in the ground in Colorado, or is it best to grow potted?
Dilligently waiting,
Ali

Violet blue Salvia
Rudbeckia Prarie sun ( lemon yellow tip, drk yellow base, lime green center)
Mounding white snaps
Mounding magenta snaps
Tall white snaps
Tall magenta( these were hybrids as I got many colors my second year)

The salvia are very drought tolerant and bloom first year from seed, they do not like to be crowded, I.E. one seed per cell, otherwise it stunts the growth,for planting, crowding is neccesary,they grow flat, 6-8in wide until flower shoots appear straight up.

Oh yes, and I have a lot of white and drk pink four o clocks.. I do have marigolds and zinnias, but I am not willing to let go of too many.. I will give you some, but no one else...
I would love holly hocks, calendula, and coreopsis.. Let me know what you would like, Thanks!