Melva~I have Sugar Baby (Organic) and Black Tail, both came from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. I will be planting those soon, but can spare a few of each. The Black Tail is smaller than the sugar baby. Two others, I don't have the packets in front of me, are Early Moonbean (yellow meat) and Crimson somethin-er-other (red meat). They are from Seeds of Change, both certified organic. I have already planted those, and may have almost a whole packet left of each. I have Hale's Best Jumbo, one packet. I lost all of mine during a recent dry/heat spell right after they came up, so I will replant a few, but will have 1/2 packet or more left over. They are really good muskmelons, very much like cantaloupe. I have a LOT of winter squash, esp. Sweet Keeper (needs lots of space, big as pumpkins and better tasting), and Libra, a more compact 10 ft vine. Both of those are from SOC, Organic. Then I have Butternut and Delicata, I will be planting those soon and expect to have some seed left out of just one packet of each. I don't have as much space as I have seed. I was just going to keep them till next year, but I would LOVE to have clematis and all those kinds of beans you mentioned. I don't know much about clematis, just needed some shade. We are in the Panhandle, Fritch is by Lake Meredith. I guess you are in zone 8. It is supposed to rain this weekend, so I need to get busy finishing pumplin, corn, beans, cukes and squash plantings. I will look for your reply later, thanks for responding! TamaraFaye ...oh, and if you have any honeydew melon left, i didn't get any and wish I had...
